The Trump administration’s crusade against the university is unquestionably justified, but its methods may not pass muster in ...

Behind all the drama of President Donald Trump’s tariffs lies the hope that they serve some clear purpose for American and ...

Gender medicine is riddled with contradictions. On the one hand, clinicians frame “gender dysphoria” as a clinical diagnosis that demands “medically necessary” treatments. On the other, they often ...

It may seem nearly impossible to sort the signal from the noise surrounding the current attempts to use tariffs to reshore American manufacturing. But given the stakes, it’s worth examining some ...

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With the stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump has taken a decisive step toward restoring lawful government. His April 9 memorandum, directing federal agencies to repeal regulations that conflict ...

“All process arguments are insincere,” political historian Michael Barone once observed wryly. So it’s no surprise that Princeton president Christopher Eisgruber, in defending the nation’s elite ...

I am a plastic surgeon. Over the past 35 years, I’ve seen many of my colleagues abandon the most basic premise in human biology: that there are two, immutable sexes. Their capitulation to “queer ...

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Happy Friday. Today, we’re looking at America’s manufacturing decline, universities’ “due process” claim in the fight against President Trump, a plastic surgeon’s warning about a popular procedure, ...

Today, we’re looking at the Trump administration’s moves against Harvard, a new dynamic in organized labor, the late journalist Richard Bernstein, why California could use a DOGE, and composting in ...