If he acts in harmony with his past statements, the former Fed governor could restore the Central Bank’s integrity and independence.

A new Michigan study complicates the narrative that students with disabilities fail to thrive in charter schools.

When we talk about political violence, we almost always assume that its perpetrators are young men. That makes sense: men are statistically more likely to engage in physical aggression and get ...

Kirk’s life, and the way it ended, will continue to be felt far beyond his own movement. His voice is gone, but his message remains. A free society depends on people willing to defend the right of ...

The net outflow of New Yorkers to other states has topped the 1 million mark since 2020, while the flow of migrants into the Empire State from other countries was even larger than originally estimated ...

At the broader, societal level, inherited wealth, coupled with a sense of duty, creates a civilization’s infrastructure. The ...

Over the weekend, another anti-ICE protester, Alex Pretti, was shot and killed during a struggle with federal immigration ...

Since 2020, 15 states have extended choice programs to all families, regardless of income. Most of the new universal-eligibility programs have used a funding mechanism—education savings accounts (ESAs ...

Los Angeles’s streets are in notoriously bad shape. Fewer than two-thirds are considered in good repair, according to the city’s Department of Public Works. Broken sidewalks have spawned years of ...

This week marks the 16th year that families and educators across the country celebrate National School Choice Week, and it is an especially important one. After passage of the school choice program in ...

The phrase “everything is bigger in Texas” certainly applies to the state’s publicly funded stadiums and arenas. Now that Texas’s major cities are betting big on tourism, it will soon apply even more ...