The populist turn in our politics is best understood as a revival of old categories of political economy.

New political circumstances could mean an opportunity for real market reforms in healthcare.

After three years of war, Ukraine has found no "happily ever after."

Macroeconomics is little more than astrology, but there are better ways to measure the strength of an economy.

In addition to their legal strategy, opponents of DEI ought to articulate a set of moral and political principles for civil rights changes in higher ed.

Education in America remains a cause for hope, even if other countries’ systems can teach us how to reform and improve our own.

The Spartans thrived by resisting the allure of empire.

What the “judicial aggrandizement” critique gets wrong and right.

USAID grants may have cracked constitutional spending limits.

USAID grants may have cracked constitutional spending limits.