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By Cameron Berg April 13, 2026 - China seeks to control it, but the idea of freedom is baked into its training on all human knowledge. (Irrespective of how AI will affect China, it should undermine the reigning orthodoxy in American education.) Read More
By Sadanand Dhume July 15, 2026 - Quotas hold the country back, even as China’s meritocracy fuels its economic advancement....“The biggest challenge for 21st-century India is how to go forward with democracy and merit,” Mr. Das said. He pointed out that India could learn from China’s “remarkable success” in recent...
By Mark Bauerlein July 14, 2026 - Getting courses included in college general-education requirements is how fringe academic departments with few majors justify their existence. To justify its roster of professors, the department needs enrollments, which it gets by mounting “Introduction to Queer Theory,” “Fashion, Gender, and Identity,” and 62...
Todd Zywicki June 21, 2026 - The takeover of Auburn University is analogous to receivership for a struggling business. Read More
By Justice Clarence Thomas- Progressivism was the first mainstream American political movement—...—to openly oppose the principles of the Declaration. Progressives strove to undo the Declaration’s commitment to equality and natural rights, both of which they denied were self-evident....But we were fortunate not to trade our Lockean bounds for the supposedly...
By Andy Kessler March 30, 2025 - Mr. Gilder noted, “The scarcest resource is time, which always becomes scarce as other things become abundant. It is human genius that transcends the scarcity of time.” That’s economic productivity in a nutshell..... He’s a big fan of time prices, “the one impeachable...
By Marian L. Tupy - May 26, 2026 - The Amazon founder’s innovations save customers 22 hours a year on average, giving them the gift of time. ...But Amazon didn’t become valuable by force. It became valuable because hundreds of millions of people chose to use it. ...That is capitalism:...
By Barton Swaim - July 1, 2026 - The doctrine of original sin—and its implication that humans tend toward rank self-interest and degeneracy—animated every part of the constitutional structure the Founders erected. ... Even the skeptics and deists among them, of whom there were few, happily adopted Christianity’s moral outlook....
By Jack Butler - June 8, 2026 - Our revolution “did not just eliminate monarchy and create republics; it actually reconstituted what Americans meant by public or state power and brought about an entirely new kind of popular politics and a new kind of democratic officeholder.” Read More