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Arizona families won big this week. The teachers union and Save Our Schools fell short (again) in their latest attempt to roll back the universal Empowerment Scholarship Account program that helps more than 100,000 students there.

The groups needed 255,949 valid signatur...

Feminists have spent decades arguing that women should have the freedom to choose in their own lives. Yet those who choose marriage, motherhood, and homemaking often receive the harshest criticism for allegedly being backward, oppressed, and complicit in harmful stereotypes. Somehow, we have gotten the idea that choice means having only one correct option.

These women h...

In 2023, Jason Arday was celebrated as the youngest black professor ever hired by England’s Cambridge University. Three years later, he stood accused of plagiarism, shoddy scholarship, incomprehensible writing, and poor teaching. Sadly, between the time this article was written and its publication, Arday died, apparently at his own hand. No one wished this end.

Arday’s ...

A little over a year ago, General Mills, maker of Trix and Lucky Charms, promised to pull synthetic dyes from all its U.S. cereals and school foods by the summer of 2026, and from its whole retail line by the end o...

Affordability is top of mind for millions of Americans today, so it’s good to see the Trump administration adapting its tariff strategy to minimize the impact on household budgets. This refinement is crucial to protecting families’ finances while better utilizing tariffs as tools to punish bad actors like China that engage in all sorts of unfair trade practices.

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