Conservative think tank focused on urban policy, economics, and public policy research.
The article explores the alarming trend of declining student enrollment in schools, highlighting the disparity between empty classrooms and fully staffed faculty lounges.
The article explores the implications of a proposed "Trump IRA," suggesting that not all investors may benefit from this retirement savings option and highlighting the need for personalized financial planning.
A new report from the Manhattan Institute examines how the Students for Fair Admissions decision is transforming enrollment practices at elite colleges, impacting diversity and admissions strategies.
The article argues that industrial policy should not be conflated with populism, emphasizing the need for a pragmatic approach to economic strategy that prioritizes innovation and competitiveness.
The article critiques claims downplaying violence in the NYC subway system, arguing that incidents are more frequent and severe than many realize, highlighting the need for urgent public awareness and action.
The article explores how school choice resonates with Republican voters, highlighting its potential to energize the party's base and attract new supporters in upcoming elections.
The article examines how New York's crime issues are largely driven by repeat offenders, highlighting concerns over state laws that may contribute to increased public safety risks.
The article explores strategies to address the growing issue of vacant school buildings in New York City, proposing innovative solutions to repurpose these spaces for community benefit.
The Manhattan Institute's latest issue brief explores the growing trend of empty classrooms in schools, examining the implications for education and community engagement.
This article explores the insights gained from reporting on Israel, highlighting the complexities of the region and the challenges journalists face in conveying its multifaceted narratives.
New Jersey's beloved diners face decline, and the proposed solutions may not address the root causes of their struggles, risking the loss of a cherished cultural staple.
The article critiques Mamdani's approach to mental illness, arguing that his focus on broader societal issues overlooks the urgent need to address serious mental health conditions.