Theodore Dalrymple A Taste for Danger When you’ve seen anarchy, you properly value civilization.
William A. Fischel How Judges Are Making Public Schools Worse In the name of fairness and equality, courts across the nation have outlawed using local property taxes to pay for schools. The result: worse education for all.
Heather Mac Donald An F for Hip-Hop 101 At El Puente Academy, progressive education’s quest for “relevance” produces mighty strange results.
Tucker Carlson The Politics of Virtue Republicans have won the national debate over economics. Now two leading mainstream presidential contenders are turning to the culture, determined to roll back the excesses of the 1960s.
Sol Stern & Bruno V. Manno A School Reform Whose Time Has Come Thirty-three states boast charter schools—fully public schools demonstrably superior to those the public education monopoly runs. What’s keeping New York from climbing on board?
Sally Satel Do Drug Courts Really Work? Drug courts offer criminal addicts a choice: either enter and complete treatment or go to jail. Here’s why they’ve sparked such enthusiasm.
