Education
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What Families Gain at the Dinner Table
Regular family dinners — with conversation instead of screens — continue to correlate with positive outcomes for young people.
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Bye, Monopoly: Entrepreneurs Bring Markets Back to Education
Despite record spending, government schools failed to deliver on their directive to education. Parents are increasingly seeking alternatives.
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Supreme Court Delivers Parents a Partial Victory
The Mahmoud ruling’s reliance on religious liberty is a limitation. Families should have the right to opt their children out of content that conflicts with their values for any reason.
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Teachers’ Unions Think They Own Your Kids
Chicago Teachers’ Union president Stacy Davis Gates says the quiet part out loud. But if they were her kids, she’d be arrested for educational neglect.
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The Techno-Industrial Policy Playbook Isn’t Conservative — It’s Central Planning
National conservatives want to grow the state to save the nation, but only liberty can do that.
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Brown University’s Embarrassing Investigation of Alex Shieh Exposes the Rot of US Universities
The student whistleblower who exposed administrative bloat and waste was targeted with a punitive investigation. Claims to ‘academic freedom’ are increasingly thin.
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Trump Administration’s Foolish Educational Autarky: United States Should Welcome Chinese Students
Hosting foreign students builds our economic and scientific edge, but exposing young people to our liberty and opportunity makes the whole world better off.
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Returns to College Investments: Requiem for a Financial Dream
College-return calculations measure added a lifetime earnings against the (opportunity) costs incurred for attending college. Spoiler: four years is worth it — a lifetime of debt isn’t.
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DEI is a Con: Five Hallmarks of a Hustle
Corporations and universities are distancing themselves from social virtue-signaling. But behind new branding, the grift is alive and well.
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High-Stakes Gamble: Is College Still Worth It?
The market needs skills, but universities are teaching ideology. Tuition keeps rising, but the pay differential doesn’t. What gives?
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What Families Gain at the Dinner Table
Regular family dinners — with conversation instead of screens — continue to correlate with positive outcomes for young people.
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•
Bye, Monopoly: Entrepreneurs Bring Markets Back to Education
Despite record spending, government schools failed to deliver on their directive to education. Parents are increasingly seeking alternatives.
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•
Supreme Court Delivers Parents a Partial Victory
The Mahmoud ruling’s reliance on religious liberty is a limitation. Families should have the right to opt their children out of content that conflicts with their values for any reason.
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•
Teachers’ Unions Think They Own Your Kids
Chicago Teachers’ Union president Stacy Davis Gates says the quiet part out loud. But if they were her kids, she’d be arrested for educational neglect.
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•
The Techno-Industrial Policy Playbook Isn’t Conservative — It’s Central Planning
National conservatives want to grow the state to save the nation, but only liberty can do that.
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Brown University’s Embarrassing Investigation of Alex Shieh Exposes the Rot of US Universities
The student whistleblower who exposed administrative bloat and waste was targeted with a punitive investigation. Claims to ‘academic freedom’ are increasingly thin.
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•
Trump Administration’s Foolish Educational Autarky: United States Should Welcome Chinese Students
Hosting foreign students builds our economic and scientific edge, but exposing young people to our liberty and opportunity makes the whole world better off.
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•
Returns to College Investments: Requiem for a Financial Dream
College-return calculations measure added a lifetime earnings against the (opportunity) costs incurred for attending college. Spoiler: four years is worth it — a lifetime of debt isn’t.
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•
DEI is a Con: Five Hallmarks of a Hustle
Corporations and universities are distancing themselves from social virtue-signaling. But behind new branding, the grift is alive and well.
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•
High-Stakes Gamble: Is College Still Worth It?
The market needs skills, but universities are teaching ideology. Tuition keeps rising, but the pay differential doesn’t. What gives?