The Reckoning No Registrar Can Hide
The University of Michigan will hide its freshmen’s first-semester grades to protect their mental health. The better question is why so many arrive unable to earn them.
Self-Evident
Simple truths about complex current events from Connor Boyack, founder of Libertas Network and author of the Tuttle Twins books.
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A Warehouse of Servers, a Fight About Everything Else
The fight over data centers looks like a war on the future. Underneath sits an old argument about who pays for what a neighbor builds, and who gets to say no.
Schooled Into Socialism
Michigan’s Senate primary confirms an old pattern: socialism has always been a movement of the credentialed, marketed in the name of workers who often want nothing to do with it.
The Freedom to State the Obvious
Sophie Cunningham's WNBA coach says exclusion is never the answer. Her entire profession disagrees.
What He Wrote When No One Was Reading
Rand Paul's release of Anthony Fauci's private papers reads, on the surface, as a story about one man's vanity. Underneath, it is a story about a country that forgot how to doubt.
His Parents Escaped It. He's Building It Here.
A DSA leader’s family escaped Peru’s collapse. His story reveals why a generation raised without history is reaching for the policies that caused it.
Flock's CEO Said the Quiet Part Out Loud
He calls his critics terrorists. What that reveals about the world he is building should alarm every free person in America.
A Republic, If the Kids Can Keep It
America just turned 250. Will it last much longer?