
		June 18 2019

Oberlin Is Forced to Check Its Woke Privilege

Rich Lowry

Before reviewing evidence, students began protesting Gibson's, because if the store stopped black kids from shoplifting, then it must be racist. Read More


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College Evaluation: Did It Help Make Your Child a Better Person?

Dennis Prager

Most of the time, colleges today produce a worse human being or, at the very least, a person who is no better, wiser, or more mature than when he or she graduated high school.

America's First Third-World State

Victor Davis Hanson

Typhus, along with outbreaks of infectious hepatitis A, are in the news on California streets. The sidewalks of the state's major cities are homes to piles of used needles, feces, and refuse.

McConnell Rejects Possibility of Slavery Reparations

Mairead McArdle

Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that he is opposed to the idea of authorizing reparations for the descendants of slaves brought to the U.S. against their will.

I Am a Patriot — That's Why I Want to Keep Flag-Burning Legal

Katherine Timpf

President Trump tweeted his support for a bill proposed by Republican Senator Steve Daines that would outlaw flag burning -- overturning a Supreme Court precedent that protects it as free speech.

The Move to Reclaim Privacy

Michael Brendan Dougherty

Silicon Valley's social-media giants have remade the world as their walled garden.

Ted Cruz Can Help Christians and Conservatives Who Are Pushed Out of the Ivy League

Jamil Jivani

In Toy Story 4, the Franchise Shows Its Age

Kyle Smith

For a film franchise, 24 years is middle-aged, bordering on elderly. Nearly a quarter-century after the first Toy Story, the fourth installment, which hits theaters later this week, feels a bit tired.