Education at a Crossroads: Part II
One of the most successful schools I visited was in an aging building in a rundown ghetto neighborhood in New York, where a friend told me that I was “brave” — he meant foolhardy — to park a car.
South Australia Falls Victim to Green Hubris During Record Heat Wave
South Australia has eschewed modernity, progress, and human well-being, and has instead chosen to chain itself to the unpredictability of intermittent sources.
Interview: Ayn Rand Institute CEO Jim Brown
In his first interview, Ayn Rand Institute’s new CEO, Jim Brown, talked exclusively at his office in Irvine, California with Scott Holleran.
Education at a Crossroads
Teachers’ unions have fought for years to prevent charter schools from being created.
Capitalism, Marxism and Black Americans
On collectivist myths and racial prejudice
Movie Review: High Noon
United Artists’ High Noon (1952) is a lightning rod of controversy. This compelling movie was made with the best talents and its taut, purpose-driven plot gains and keeps attention. Any honest appraisal must account for its flaws, too. I recently saw it again at...Britain Needs Trump for Smooth Brexit
At the Washington joint press conference with Prime Minister May held on January 27th, President Trump told the watching world, “Brexit is going to be a wonderful thing.” The meeting did much to clear the way for Britain to stand alone and enter trade with the United...Businesspeople are Producers, not Predators
Businesspeople who produce material values are not the same as crooks who prey on gullible investors or customers or both, and produce nothing.
The Economic Nationalism of Donald Trump: Subordination of the Individual to the State
A dark time is threatening America with the Trumpian ideology and implementation of his vision of political and economic nationalism at the expense of individual liberty, private property rights, rule of law and constitutionally limited government.
