Individualism
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Uber’s Gender Features Put Customers in the Driver’s Seat
A new female-friendly filter delivers a case study in how market competition inspires firms to provide better, more responsive service.
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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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Wall Street Isn’t Daycare: Interns Meet the Real World
Many college graduates are discovering they don’t want the high pressure or long hours that white-collar finance firms demand.
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Should We Stop Adding Fluoride to Drinking Water?
When experts disagree on costs and benefits, markets offer a way forward. Let individuals choose.
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How Racism Was Redefined—and Turned into a Political Cudgel
Joseph Klein’s new book ‘Redefining Racism’ traces how a clear and detestable prejudice was transformed into a malleable tool for silencing critics.
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After Harvard: Dismantle the Infrastructure of Racial Preference
After a court victory regarding college admissions, the Trump Administration is quietly expanding its fight against race-based favoritism.
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The Merchant Republic: America at 249
The first nation founded on principles, not tribe, has become an economic powerhouse. Immigration, innovation, and institutions each contributed to its national greatness.
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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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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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What’s Driving Bipartisan Cancel Culture (And How Do We Get Out)?
Cultivating a culture of courage, a willingness to hear one another’s ideas, can throw a wrench into the whole censorious groupthink machine.
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Uber’s Gender Features Put Customers in the Driver’s Seat
A new female-friendly filter delivers a case study in how market competition inspires firms to provide better, more responsive service.
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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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Wall Street Isn’t Daycare: Interns Meet the Real World
Many college graduates are discovering they don’t want the high pressure or long hours that white-collar finance firms demand.
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Should We Stop Adding Fluoride to Drinking Water?
When experts disagree on costs and benefits, markets offer a way forward. Let individuals choose.
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How Racism Was Redefined—and Turned into a Political Cudgel
Joseph Klein’s new book ‘Redefining Racism’ traces how a clear and detestable prejudice was transformed into a malleable tool for silencing critics.
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After Harvard: Dismantle the Infrastructure of Racial Preference
After a court victory regarding college admissions, the Trump Administration is quietly expanding its fight against race-based favoritism.
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The Merchant Republic: America at 249
The first nation founded on principles, not tribe, has become an economic powerhouse. Immigration, innovation, and institutions each contributed to its national greatness.
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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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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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What’s Driving Bipartisan Cancel Culture (And How Do We Get Out)?
Cultivating a culture of courage, a willingness to hear one another’s ideas, can throw a wrench into the whole censorious groupthink machine.