Naomi Schaefer Riley

To educate poor kids, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. But you do need to observe what works

Was Lindsay Clancy acting deliberately when she strangled her three children in their Massachusetts home in 2023, or was she suffering from postpartum psychosis?

Academia should demand that scholars be held to rigorous standards, not silence their critics

Naomi Kanakia was exposed to the Great Books as a teenager. She went to Catholic schools and even learned Latin.

Reducing their reliance on public dollars would restore nonprofits' independence and make them more accountable to the communities they serve.

The Trump administration is changing the nonprofit landscape. A recent report from Granted AI found that federal grants to “everyday” charities that

"In recent decades," Stephanie Coontz writes, "many parts of the world have seen a revival of the more pernicious form of nostalgia … the longing to re-create not a pleasant feeling or specific experience from the past, but rather a bygone way of life ." Coontz, considered one of the foremost experts on the history of marriage, is very concerned about people trying to re-create the 1950s. But one gets the sense reading her new book, For Better and Worse: The Complicated Past and Challenging Future of Marriage , that she would like to re-create the Stone Age.

Are Jews in America living like they were in Europe in early 20th century? Are the warning signs there?

At the Administration for Children’s Services, life-or-death decisions about kids’ safety are being made by folks who are just not very good at assessing risk.

It's no secret that the Administration for Children's Services has been falling down on the job.