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For retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Peters there can be no more diplomacy with jihadi regimes, there can only be action.

Citizens of the United States may be happier than acknowledged by some, according to the Legatum Prosperity Index.

It turns out that another modern-day concept bizarre to some of us old-timers—that of judges acting as de facto school boards—also, like so many other exotic trends, has its roots in academia.

Latrobe, Pa.—The federal government’s Title IX regulations have led colleges to eliminate popular men’s sports teams and add moribund women’s athletic franchises in order to prove gender neutrality in athletics.

Beware of people who tell you what “everybody knows,” particularly if they are academics.

Is the Millennial Generation just plain dumb? That’s the premise put forward by Emory University professor Mark Bauerlein.

Is America’s nirvana ending soon? It is, if you believe the contents of a new book: The End of Prosperity: How Higher Taxes Will Doom the Economy—If We Let It Happen.

At the beginning of this month, it was believed that over 1,000 universities could be facing crises with payroll, staffing, and other expenditures over the next year.

A new book, The Future of Educational Entrepreneurship: Possibilities for School Reform, is now laying out the future of educational entrepreneurship, including possibilities for school reform.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a new questionnaire which asks some tough questions of college leaders.

Politicians continue to urge the U.S. military to adopt additional objectives in Afghanistan, but one of these congressional impulses could undermine the military’s primary objective in the region.

Some of America’s bishops are actually starting to defend Catholic principles with a vigor not seen in decades.