Opinion | The Unmaking of American History by the Woke Mob
Academic historians are losing their sense of the past. In his August column for the American Historical Association’s journal, Perspectives on History, James H. Sweet warned that academic...
Opinion | And Now the Union Would Like a Word in Private
Administrators of school districts and public universities across the country will soon welcome thousands of new teachers and professors to orientation sessions. And then those administrators will have...
Opinion | The Pro-Biden Media’s False Narrative About Green Subsidies
Those peddling the Inflation Reduction Act know better and can’t help showing it.
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Opinion | Notable & Quotable: Deaths
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Opinion | A Homeric Age of Statesmanship
What does statesmanship look like? It has been decades since we’ve seen it consistently at the highest levels in Washington. Over the past two years we’ve witnessed the...
Opinion | Ruy Teixeira on the Democratic Majority That Never Emerged
Nobody knew it in 1992, but 30 years later it’s clear that year’s election began a new era in American politics. The previous 24 years, starting in 1969,...
