The state’s Court of Chancery relied on an incoherent legal doctrine to overturn the billionaire’s compensation package.

At the same time, it’s not clear why buying homes just to rent them out is so evil. As one recent study showed, giving ...

The Prairie State wants to screen all kids for mental-health issues. That’s a mistake.

Leor Sapir is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Boston College and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Program on Constitutional Government ...

A federal judge ruled that agents impermissibly used race in questioning suspected illegal aliens—but she’s hardly ...

Revoking the agency’s Endangerment Finding will lift costly regulatory burdens and restore the Clean Air Act to Congress’s ...

It’s been two years since the Supreme Court banned racial discrimination in college admissions. Nonetheless, at medical ...

New York State uses weak evidence to impose costly mascot bans on schools.

Thanks to cuts in federal government employment, America’s own economic data are becoming increasingly unreliable. As the New ...

The last country the US should look to for inspiration in penal reform is Japan. Japanese culture is too different. Japanese ...

President Trump’s decision in 2025 to reverse course wasn’t merely politically savvy—it was morally just. It safeguarded one ...

William Voegeli William F. Buckley and the Conservative Future Sam Tanenhaus’s massive new biography raises a question: Is Donald Trump the political heir of National Review ’s founder?