The U.S. can become exceptional again. It would take a renewed respect for work, laws, fiscal responsibility, enterprise, morals, and education. Are we up to the task? READ MORE »

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The war between Russia and Ukraine—is there a guide through all this complexity? Yes, our Williamson M. Evers, Ph.D., Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Educational Excellence, has just penned this indispensable annotated list of recommended readings. READ MORE »

Ultimately, the Rushdie affair reminds us that no one who dares write and speak publicly is free from the ire of those who hate freedom. It is the price that writers and public intellectuals have always paid—and will continue to pay. Agree with them or not, we should admire their courage. READ MORE »

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