Despite making up less than 8 percent of the electorate, San Francisco Republicans regularly punch above their weight. Often ...

The adage “knowledge is power” could be recast: knowledge consumes power. Throughout history, the advance of knowledge has led to the invention of new products and services. These innovations ...

No American city has a worse public pension problem than Chicago. It carries more pension debt than 43 U.S. states and is ...

Since at least 2022, the education world has been preoccupied with the “teacher exodus”: a troubling trend of teachers ...

A new study finds that headlines can turn the public against legitimate uses of force.

More than 3 million Teslas installed with the company’s “Full Self-Driving” technology are on American roads. In June, a ...

Colorado, Washington, and Oregon have adopted many of the policies contributing to the Golden State’s decline. Not long ago, Colorado, Washington, and Oregon were widely hailed as states with bright ...

Zohran Mamdani’s marquis campaign promise is a four-year rent freeze for New York City’s 1 million rent-regulated apartments. His promise has drawn substantial criticism on pragmatic grounds, with ...

The 1.3 million-member International Brotherhood of Teamsters are the closest thing America has to a generic labor union. The Teamsters, who originally represented horse-team drivers, no longer stand ...

When did New York become the city that sleeps? The shift began at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, when the city forced restaurants and bars to close. Nearly 1,000 never reopened, and five years ...

Ever since Portugal enacted drug decriminalization in 2001, reformers have argued that North America should follow suit. The Portuguese saw precipitous declines in overdoses and blood-borne infections ...