Opinion

Colleges giving up on letter grades?
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 19, 2026
As college students across the country get ready to head back to campus, universities face a daunting challenge: how to encourage genuine learning whi...
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Polling lessons from the Michigan and Wisconsin races
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
By GUY CIARROCCHI RealClearPennsylvania 
Aug 19, 2026
Francesca Hong was supposed to win the Democratic Party nomination for governor of Wisconsin by 20 points — she lost by 0.4%. The Polymarket trading s...
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Invasion of the yellow jackets not fun
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
By DEB WUETHRICH 
Aug 19, 2026
Invasion of the yellow jackets. Sounds like a Revolutionary War battle, doesn’t it? It was definitely war between these flying insects and me these pa...
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Why are men giving up on work?
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 18, 2026
For only the third time in U.S. history, more women are working than men — and this profoundly abnormal state of affairs could become the new normal i...
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Why GDP is the GOAT of economic statistics
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
By ALLISON SCHRAGER Bloomberg Opinion 
Aug 18, 2026
NEW YORK (TNS) — It is an odd confession to make about a statistic, I realize, but then again I am an economist, so I am just going to go ahead: I lov...
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The warmth of collectivism
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 17, 2026
The socialist now running New York City recently hailed a “rent freeze” on 1 million apartments. Not surprisingly, it didn’t take long for the laws of...
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China’s quiet conquest of the Arctic
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
By DOMINIQUE L. PLEWES RealClearPolitics 
Aug 17, 2026
At an Arctic Council meeting in Rovaniemi, Finland, in May 2019, Mike Pompeo asked whether the world wanted the Arctic Ocean to become another South C...
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Waste of the Day: A non-profit CEO’s profits
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 14, 2026
A Los Angeles homeless nonprofit funded by taxpayers paid $1.7 million to for-profit companies owned by its CEO, according to an investigation by the ...
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Will we see ICE body cam footage?
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 14, 2026
The good news is that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is preparing to provide officers with body cameras over the next few months. The bad news is...
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The back-to-school blues are here — for parents
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
By ABBY McCLOSKEY Bloomberg Opinion 
Aug 14, 2026
DALLAS (TNS) — School doesn’t begin again for a few weeks. But you wouldn’t know it looking at my phone. These days, returning to the classroom seems ...
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Obamacare is pricing out Pennsylvania’s middle class
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
By ATHAN KOUTSIOUROUMBAS RealClearPennsylvania 
Aug 14, 2026
Nearly 40,000 Pennsylvanians dropped their Obamacare coverage this year. The shocker is that the largest drop in coverage came from middle-income fami...
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Making concessions on big-ticket buys
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 13, 2026
America’s affordability divide is increasingly visible in Americans’ biggest purchases. The wealthy may be doing just fine. It’s the Americans below t...
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Gen Z’s love of going to the movies
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 13, 2026
Movies are back! (Again.) There have been stories in the recent past about how going to the movies was becoming a thing again — see “Barbenheimer” in ...
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New FEMA leader must tackle mistrust
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 13, 2026
Almost 15 months after Cameron Hamilton was fired for defending FEMA during a congressional hearing, the U.S. Senate confirmed him as FEMA's top admin...
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Waste of the Day: NY museum timesheets are forged
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
Aug 12, 2026
The New York State Museum receives annual grant funding from the U.S. Geological Survey’s STATEMAP program, part of the Department of the Interior, wh...
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