The Declaration of Independence turns 250 this year, and faces new challenges from failures of higher education.
Review of Where Harvard Went Wrong: Fifty Years of Commentary that Fell on Deaf Ears, by Harvey C. Mansfield.
Yale University is a booby-prize example of how higher education has squandered the trust the larger society placed in it.
A case study of the Gaza conflict, part of Harvard Business School's famous case-study course, shows inexcusable bias against Israel.
The American academic establishment has fueled antisemitism on college and university campuses and turned Americans against Israel.
Becca Rothfeld has written a new book criticizing classical liberalism as neglecting human well-being. But she misunderstands both.
The United States and Israel have ample casus belli against Iran, and their actions are necessary to restore the peace.
Western civilization requires a defense that puts freedom first, above all, because freedom is its biggest contribution and sine qua non.
For decades, university faculty stifled free speech and actively promoted viewpoint uniformity, not diversity. That might now be changing.
Yoram Hazony makes relations among American rightists worse by apologizing for antisemitism on the Right, from Tucker Carlson and others.