Dropout Crisis: Rewarding Colleges for Cooking the Books Won’t Solve It
Performance-based school-funding systems need to be more carefully designed so as to discourage chicanery.
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Context Is Key in Evaluating Nordic ‘Socialism’
Many of the Scandinavian social democracies’ most successful ideas simply wouldn’t work in the U.S.
There’s A Need for More Constructive Conservatism on Race
How many thoughtful conservative voices will you encounter compared to thoughtful progressive voices on the issue of race?
Judge Dismisses Kentucky Governor’s Suit against Opponents of Medicaid Work Requirements
Governor Matt Bevin had filed a countersuit against the activists after they successfully sued to block implementation of Kentucky's new work requirements.
Chelsea Clinton Says Future Political Career Is a ‘Definite Maybe’
At the Edinburgh International Book Festival Sunday, Clinton said that while she has no plans to run for office today, that could change down the road.
Michael Hayden: I’d Be Honored if Trump Revoked My Security Clearance
The former NSA and CIA chief has expressed solidarity with fellow ex-intelligence official John Brennan, whose clearance Trump stripped last week.
Emails Show Cuomo Administration Officials in Regular Contact with Corrupt Lobbyist
The lobbyist, Todd Howe, apparently had significant influence in the administration in the months and years preceding his conviction on corruption charges.
America Is Overdue for Another Economic Disaster
Underneath the current economic boom, there are some truly worrying signs.
Flashback: Brennan Refused to Affirm Trump Campaign-Russia ‘Collusion’ before Congress
In House testimony last year, the former CIA chief pointedly balked at confirming collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Burma’s Rohingya Muslims Need the Trump Administration’s Help
President Obama stood idly by as the Burmese government slaughtered the Rohingya. President Trump can and must do better.