I spent a week in Manhattan just before Zohran Mamdani got elected. It was clear to me that the tide was moving in his favor. Despite all the hustle and bustle and robust capitalism of the place, New Yorkers have been moving to the left for decades. Cultural Marxism and its alliance with radical Islam […]
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I got dressed up for a conversation with Teresa Manning to discuss the many crises currently swallowing American education. We start with President Trump’s higher-education compact—its promises, its limitations, and its enforcement power, which hovers somewhere between “symbolic” and “nonexistent.” From there, Manning and I move into the growing national-security risks tied to foreign student […]
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