The judicial oath and our Supreme Court

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September 24, 2024

The judicial oath and our Supreme Court

The judiciary receives plenty of attention in our politics. Politicians praise or rail against judicial decisions, especially those of the Supreme Court. And they spend even more time fighting over judicial appointments, knowing judges confirmed to the courts likely will spend the next several decades determining judicial policy for the country. During former President Donald […]

Fairfax County Public Schools are provably declining, and more money isn’t helping

When a private company is failing at its core mission, investors do not throw more money at the problem. Why, then, would anyone accept Fairfax County Public Schools’ argument that it would be more successful if only the state and local government allocated more funds to it? From fiscal 2020 to fiscal 2025, the district’s […]

What if Trump wins?

Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, business owners in cities throughout the United States were seen boarding up their establishments to prevent the property destruction they knew was coming if former President Donald Trump won. Having lived through a summer of civil unrest that resulted in an estimated $1 to $2 billion in property damage, […]

Illinois wants its universities to put a price on race

Will Illinois, the land of Abraham Lincoln, return to the heinous practice of putting a price on race? That’s what a bill on how to fund public universities seeks to do. Whether it passes muster with the courts will be another matter. According to a complex funding formula to be laid out in the bill, […]

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