Does Educational Philanthropy Harm Liberal Society? It’s Complicated
Philanthropic contributions are a quiet but integral part of American education funding. In 2016 (the most recent year for which good data are available), philanthropists contributed nearly $5 billion to US public schools, with $800 million stemming from the Bill and
Biden Expanded Executive Power to Kill the US Steel-Nippon Merger
In one of his final acts as President, Joe Biden has blocked Nippon Steel’s acquisition of US Steel, citing national security concerns. This controversial decision, executed through executive action on January 3, 2025, has reignited debates over protectionism and its
China’s Drunken Population Policies
However much you plan and pray, Alas, alack, tant pis, oy vey, Now — heretofore — til Judgment Day, The drunken driver has the right of way. ~Ethan Coen What principle should guide a wife and husband concerning the number of
Alito confirms phone call with Trump — but says they didn’t discuss Supreme Court cases
Justice Samuel Alito confirmed he spoke Tuesday with President-elect Donald Trump but insisted the conversation revolved around his former law clerk seeking a job in the incoming Trump administration and did not include mention of any litigation pending at the