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'Maybe we can't tax our way out of the troubles we're in, but that assertion needs to be backed by more credible scholarship than is offered' in a recent op-ed, an L.A. Times reader writes.

Rather than a set of teaching and learning relationships, universities have become a bunch of metrics to be gamed. Unwinding these systems will take some effort ...

There is a long-term plan to influence institutions that were meant to referee political conflicts, not participate in them.

Democrats continue to blather on about the War Powers Act, the loss of U.S. military lives in Iran and their reasons for defunding the Department of Homeland Security.

The "Litigation Funding Transparency Act of 2026" would make it harder for everyday Americans to hold woke corporations accountable in court.

Tennessee House Bill 793 advances with 15-9 committee vote requiring public schools to verify student immigration status and report enrollment data to state.

The Strait of Hormuz oil crisis has exposed how an anti-fossil fuel campaign built on exaggerated climate claims has eroded energy security.

The lesson to be learned from the Iran war oil crisis is simple: when energy is scarce, geopolitics drives prices.

A new Kansas law instantly invalidated the licenses of 1,700 people who had been allowed to update their gender on their state ID. To what end?