Minimum-Wage Hikes Hurt the Unskilled
A $15 minimum wage would price out the low-skilled workers who need jobs most.
Asian-American Ivy League Applicants Can Trust Markets More Than Courts
Universities that choose to discriminate against certain applicants will get worse over time.
Camden Didn’t ‘Defund the Police’
The New Jersey town executed a legal maneuver to depower its police union and bring back safe policing.
Put Baseball on the Clock
Baseball is losing viewers because of its games’ grueling length. A few common-sense reforms could bring them back.
In the Class War, a Flanking Maneuver
The GOP can force Democrats to defend the rich against the middle-class.
The Uncool and Immoral Fight for $15
Higher minimum wages will reduce employment of the working poor and deliver far less net income than advertised to those who keep their jobs.
Government Workers Bully and Sexually Harass Low-Income Tenants, a New Lawsuit Claims
According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1,600 harassment complaints against federally subsidized housing providers have been filed so far this year.
Millennials Can Rescue Cities from Their Leftist Rulers
Millennials prefer to live in cities but favor Uber and other Sharing Economy enterprises, which city-government bureaucrats too often oppose.
HUD’s Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule Won’t Alleviate Urban Poverty
HUD’s new Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule won’t achieve its goal of alleviating urban poverty, and it’s bad policy.
Race-Track Owners Consider Moving One of the Triple Crown Tracks out of Baltimore, and the City’s Clueless Leaders Cry Foul
Just 19 days after Baltimore suffered a chaotic night of rioting, the city showed its resilience by hosting a wonderful Preakness Stakes.
Not even a pre-race cloudburst could dampen the spirits ...