Apple, Google, et al. Strike a Blow against the College Cartel

Frederick M. Hess and Grant Addison

More American employers should follow the lead of Google, Apple, and other top companies that have stopped requiring college degrees for many entry- and mid-level positions. Read More

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McCain’s Brand of Patriotism Is a Needed Alternative to Trump’s Nationalism

Jonah Goldberg

How McCain's patriotism will still win over Trump's nationalism.

Facebook’s Conservatives Find Their Courage

David French

An employee forms a group of like-minded colleagues, who dissent from the social-media company's left-leaning ideas.

Watchdog: United Way Gave Millions of Dollars to Planned Parenthood

Mairead McArdle

A new report by conservative group 2nd Vote details $2.8 million in donations made to the abortion provider by local United Way affiliates

The Public-Pension Party Must End

Jon L. Pritchett

Several states have unfunded liabilities that can only be fixed with major reforms. Unfortunately, politicians find it easier to ignore the problem.

Ted Cruz Warns against Privatizing the International Space Station

Kevin Mooney

NASA’s plan to commercialize the International Space Station (ISS) while ending direct government funding for the program by 2025 would cost jobs, waste billions of dollars, and create gaps in U.S. capabilities for China and Russia to exploit.

Is the Pope a Catholic?

John O'Sullivan

The abuse committed by priests was allowed to fester by higher-up, possibly including the Pope himself, who covered it up or did nothing to stop it.

Brett Kavanaugh Is a Mensch

Jay P. Lefkowitz

A former colleague of Brett Kavanaugh recalls working with him on a pro bono matter to protect religious freedom for all Americans.

Parkland Families Rip School-Board-Election Results

Mairead McArdle

Only one of two parents of Parkland victims running won a seat on the Broward County School Board Tuesday, sparking criticism of the Board's incumbents.

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