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By Jonathan Alpert - In therapy, false relief traps patients in their problems. In politics, it traps cities in decline. Our cities are being run like bad therapy sessions—all processing, no progress. Therapy works when it builds resilience, agency and accountability. Yet modern therapy too often prizes validating patients’ feelings...
Mr. Kors lamented that socialism had yet to be held accountable for the scale of its crimes: “No cause, ever, in the history of all mankind, has produced more cold-blooded tyrants, more slaughtered innocents and more orphans than socialism with power.” The failure to acknowledge and come to terms with...
By John Ellis - The Biden administration had quietly implemented policies throughout the federal government based on this theory, and it is being taught in colleges and schools throughout the country. It has overrun much of the corporate world, and it has even secured a place in the training of...
By Ron DeSantis - Mr. Trump can empower states to manage education policy by removing the cumbersome bureaucracy that has become the hallmark of the U.S. Department of Education. Abolishing the department and reinvigorating state control of education would enable states like Florida to serve better the needs of students,...
By John Ellis - ... shutting down woke programs goes only so far; it limits what bad actors in academia can do, but it leaves those bad actors in place. Without broader staffing reforms, radical left-wing professors will still control higher education. Several states are trying to dictate what professors should...
By David Mamet - The mythic hero is aided by the Word of God, contemporary Westerners by heroic example. Winston Churchill inspired in his country’s populace an awareness of their own greatness. So does Mr. Trump. Yet half of America not only abides but fervently supports a codependent decline to poverty, crime...
By Eric Schmidt - Henry had a simple model of geopolitical progress: You try to figure out what the other side wants, understand its motivations and pain points, and then find something that is possible and that it will see as an improvement. He was a fearsome negotiator with an...
By Roland Fryer - Probing the incentives and institutions that kept slavery alive can help us value what freedom means. Read More
By Paul Wolfowitz - April 14, 2025 - America’s greatest president had moral vision, strategic genius, and astounding eloquence. Read More