Renu Mukherjee “Percent Plans” Undermine Meritocracy in Higher Education

They function as a form of indirect affirmative action.

Kyle Shideler How to Prosecute the Tesla Bombers

Federal terrorism law may not be the best tool to hold them accountable. The states should step in.

Ilya Shapiro Ohio Northern University’s Disregard for the Rule of Law

Its meritless countersuit against a respected law professor is proof that DEI’s grip on higher education won’t loosen without a fight.

New York’s Discovery Law Hurts Crime Victims

The state should change it immediately.

Liena Zagare Mayoral Candidate Zohran Mamdani Is Making Promises New York Can’t Afford

The socialist candidate is surging because he’s talking about the right issue. It’s his solutions that are the problem.

Eric Kober The Inescapable Robert Moses

Though New York City planners want to live in the world of Jane Jacobs, they plan around the physical legacy of the master builder.

Heather Mac Donald Columbia’s President Resigns, But the DEI Battle Is Just Beginning

The campus diversity regime, at the Ivy League school and elsewhere, won’t go down without a fight.

Robert Bellafiore Jr. The Age of Economic Warfare

A new book looks at nations’ ability to wield the global economic system against political adversaries.

John Garnett Trump Was Right to Kill the EV Mandate

Scrapping the EPA’s draconian tailpipe-emissions rule will boost competition, benefit consumers, and strengthen national security.

Hannah E. Meyers Fixing New York’s Broken Discovery Law Would Help Victims Get Justice

State lawmakers should act before the April 1 budget deadline.

Howard Husock Unfreezing New York’s Projects

Two emerging NYCHA developments point the way toward a reimagination of public housing.

Reihan Salam: the Problem with the Abundance Movement

Profit shouldn’t be a dirty word.