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Affirmative Action Without Racial Preferences
Two cases challenging the use of racial or ethnic preference in higher education were heard by appeals at the Supreme Court. Most readers will be […]
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Joe Biden’s Problem Isn’t Bad Messaging. It’s Bad Policy.
This Monday, Peter Suderman hosts Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and particular visitor Purpose Senior Editor Elizabeth Nolan Brown! The Purpose Roundtable discusses Joe Biden’s first yr […]
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For Too Many Charter School Families, Getting to School Is a Struggle
Christina Laster thought about sending Daniel her local elementary school when she moved to Palm Springs in 2020. At Julius Corsini Elementary school, however, students […]
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‘These Kids Are So Anxious and Depressed They Can’t Do Anything for Themselves’
Jodi Mauricici, a seventh-grade health teacher in New York City works on Long Island. The pandemic has left many people without independence, and made them […]
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Court Bars Health Care Workers from Switching Jobs
Ascension recently hired seven employees specializing on interventional radiology as well as cardiovascular work. The majority of their former 11-member team worked for ThedaCare. ThedaCare […]
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Supreme Court Grants Certiorari to Clarify the Scope of Federal Regulatory Jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act.
While the Supreme Court’s ruling to issue certiorari for two cases challenging race discrimination in college admissions might grab headlines today, two of the Courts […]
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Policy Excluding Transit Ads That Are “Political,” “Controversial, Offensive, Objectionable, or in Poor Taste” Violates First Amendment
PETA’s claim under the First Amendment standard for speech in nonpublic forums was evaluated by the court. This is very similar to the First Amendment […]
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COVID-19 Cases Peaked in Our House Around the Same Time They Peaked in Texas
The number of COVID-19-related cases in our household peaked last Monday as our daughter, aged 15, was undergoing treatment for the illness. My wife also […]
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For Too Many Charter School Families, Getting to School Is a Struggle
Christina Laster, a 2020 Palm Springs resident, considered sending Daniel, her young son, to the nearby elementary school. At Julius Corsini Elementary school, however, students […]
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The Democrats’ Voting Bill Is Dead, but Electoral Reform Isn’t
The defeat of Democratic voter rights legislation might lead to significant progress in electoral integrity. The Senate’s attempt to amend filibuster regulations in a manner […]