Tag results for: international relations
Opinion | Texas and the Politics of School Choice
Isn’t Texas supposed to be the land of the free and brave? Apparently not when it comes to education. Some GOP legislators in the Lone Star State have...
Opinion | The Real Trump Risk for Republicans
The pundits are saying that Donald Trump emerged unscathed from Wednesday night’s debate because only Chris Christie attacked him as a would-be dictator. But that misses something important...
Opinion | The Peril of Abandoning Ukraine
With money for Ukraine running out, there is much talk in Congress about the U.S. southern border but scant attention to menacing developments inside Russia. If aid is...
Opinion | Harvard Bans ‘Cisheterosexism’ but Shrugs at Antisemitism
What constitutes bullying and harassment at Harvard? A mandatory Title IX training last year warned all undergraduate students that “cisheterosexism,” “fatphobia” and “using the wrong pronouns” qualified as...
Opinion | Jimmy Lai and the Assault on Press Freedom
Jimmy Lai, one of the most vocal advocates for democracy and rule of law in China’s history, was sentenced to 69 months in prison on Dec. 10, 2022....
Opinion | Democrats’ Border Unreality
Republicans turn out to be serious about reforming asylum and parole rules.
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