The Wall Street Journal recently observed that the United States is drifting toward a new economic model—what it describes as state capitalism. This system is neither socialism, in which the government owns the means of [...]
A December 3rd article in the Wall Street Journal exposed the crisis in our educational system. Specifically, the number of freshmen entering the University of California San Diego (UCSD) has fallen below a high-school [...]
Today’s Wall Street Journal highlighted that after nearly five years, middle-class earners now find that living is becoming increasingly unaffordable. Pew Research Center defines the middle-class broadly as having a household income between about [...]
In today’s Wall Street Journal, “Cutting the Deficit is Easy-Just Unpopular,” the author, Grep Ip pointed out that cutting the deficit will be very difficult. Certainly, not politically easy. In 2024, the deficit was [...]
School District Offers Classes Separated by Race by Sara Randazzo and Douglas Belkin A November 26 Wall Street Journal article highlighted a very troubling development. The Evanston, Illinois School District, in an attempt to [...]
by David Satter David Satter commented that 100 hundred years ago this week armed Bolsheviks seized the Winter Palace in Petrograd, arrested ministers of Russia’s provisional government and set in motion events that will kill [...]
