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Opinion | The Migrant Crisis and the Urban Death Spiral
Cities are organic entities. They have life cycles. They can thrive and grow or suffer and shrink. As secretary of housing and urban development, I learned this firsthand....
Opinion | No Menorahs, Please
Is allowing a Hanukkah celebration really an endorsement of killing?
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Opinion | The Ivy League Mask Falls
The furor over antisemitism on campus is a rare and welcome example of accountability at American universities. But it won’t amount to much if the only result is...
Opinion | Wisconsin’s Very Own Roe v. Wade?
A judge finds an 1849 abortion law doesn’t ban abortion after all.
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Opinion | Why Go to College if the World Is About to End?
By James Piereson and Naomi Schaefer RileyThe Jehovah’s Witnesses have long preached that going to college is a waste of time because the world as we know...
Opinion | There’s Life Yet in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The United Nations General Assembly approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on Dec. 10, 1948, without a single dissenting vote (although Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the...
