City Journal

The stories of two girls questioning their sexual identity show why parental rights matter.

The group is pro-war and anti-Israel.

The pro-Hamas organization again brings shame on our nation’s universities.

A new study suggests that perceived effectiveness, not fear, is the strongest driver of support for coercive care.

Victims of the lawless public-transit system deserve transparency.

Thanks to civilian complaints against cops, a felony threshold nobody can prove, and lax prosecutions, the market hasn’t missed a day of business.

Justice needs to be done.

The continuation of more constructive approaches hinges on midterm results.

Three theses on assimilation, immigration, and culture

California’s billionaire tax overlooks a basic lesson about how investment gains should be taxed.

A botched execution is no reason justice shouldn’t be done.

Thanks to the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program

With a new, tough-on-crime DA and strengthened state drug laws, the Rose City lacks only one more ingredient to restore public safety.

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya calls for a return to practices emphasizing reproducible results—not pronouncements from authorities—to determine scientific truth.

The new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program would provide New York families with more educational options.

Concrete Evidence

A memoir traces its roots in the Democratic establishment.

A once-prestigious program for elite high school students went all in on “antiracism” and “anti-oppressive studies.”

A cri de coeur against white paint joins other DEI-themed absurdities as a finalist for the organization’s increasingly irrelevant nonfiction award.

A political memoir traces the ascendant far Left’s roots in the Democratic establishment.

Panic accompanies every technological innovation, and artificial intelligence is no exception.

He’ll be honored alongside the National Iranian American Council.

The staggering $3 billion donation is a big wager on the future of American higher education and a major boost for the growing Miami region.

Only if it dumps its developer-run government and focuses on putting wealth to good use

Federal grants helped embed DEI across universities and scientific institutions.

Climate litigation, religious liberty, gun rights, and election administration highlight the term ahead.

An investigation

The New York mayor will share honors with NIAC, months after his administration faced scrutiny over a planned meeting with the Islamic Republic’s UN ambassador.

Long before she was outed for false claims about her ancestry, Hannah Gann and her fellow educators were misusing their classrooms to radicalize Philadelphia students.

California houses sex offenders right next to schools—on the taxpayers’ dime.

Rising fuel costs are squeezing New York’s already-distressed rent-stabilized buildings.

His administration’s new report downplays the post-October 7 surge in anti-Jewish violence.

There’s a psych bed shortage.

The state should direct more funding to psychiatric hospitals.

A new congressional proposal could help break the deadlock on reform.

The battle over whether sports-event contracts are gambling may be headed for the Supreme Court.