Show Me the Person, and I’ll Show You the Crime
Mortgage fraud is bad, but digging up dirt to target political opponents is worse.
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What Social Science Knows About the Value of Diversity
The discipline points to constructive ways to celebrate differences in the workplace.
The Supreme Court Made a Bad Bet
A recent decision tried to protect the Fed from the president’s interference. It didn’t go nearly far enough.
The Perverse Consequences of the Easy A
In the era of grade inflation, students at top colleges are more stressed than ever.
A Haunting Relic From America’s Past
On the 70th anniversary of Emmett Till’s death, the weapon used to kill him goes on display in Mississippi.
The Markets Won’t Save the Fed From Trump
Investors can’t do what politicians and voters won’t do.
When Children Forget the Colors of Foods
“We wake up, we fetch water, we stand in line for bread.”
The Defiant Conventionality of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
Swifties love seeing him take pride in her success.
Trump Loses a Lawyer—And Much More
If Alina Habba’s appointment is illegal, so is much more of Trump’s DOJ takeover.
College-Age Jews Are Heading South
The Ivy League’s problems are southern schools’ opportunity.