Manhattan Institute

📈 Economy

Mar 13, 2026

Big Apple vs. Oranges: Why NYC Pays More and Gets Far Less than Florida

The article explores the stark contrasts between New York City and Florida, highlighting how NYC residents pay higher taxes yet receive fewer public services and benefits compared to their Floridian counterparts.

United States

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📚 Education

Mar 13, 2026

My Criticism of the Ivy League Isn’t Hypocrisy

The article defends critiques of the Ivy League, arguing that such criticism stems from a desire for reform rather than hypocrisy, highlighting issues of elitism and accessibility in higher education.

United States

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🏛️ Politics

Mar 13, 2026

The Big Lie Behind Mamdani’s ‘Tax the Rich’ Demands

The article critiques the arguments made by Ibram X. Kendi and others advocating for higher taxes on the wealthy, suggesting their claims are based on misleading premises about wealth distribution and social equity.

United States

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📈 Economy

Mar 06, 2026

The Limits of New York’s “Tax the Rich” Policy

The article examines the effectiveness and consequences of New York's "Tax the Rich" policy, highlighting its limitations and potential impacts on the state's economy and wealth distribution.

United States

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🌍 Geopolitics

Mar 06, 2026

Drones Are the Future of Warfare

The article explores how drones are transforming modern warfare, highlighting their strategic advantages, evolving technologies, and implications for military operations and global security.

Global

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📈 Economy

Mar 06, 2026

New Issue Brief: The Limits of New York’s “Tax the Rich” Policy

The Manhattan Institute's latest brief examines the effectiveness and limitations of New York's "Tax the Rich" policy, highlighting its impact on the state's economy and wealth distribution.

United States

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🏛️ Politics

Mar 05, 2026

Public Unions’ Stealthy Scheme Will Siphon $100B from NY Taxpayers

The article reveals how public unions in New York are implementing strategies that could cost taxpayers an estimated $100 billion, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility and transparency.

United States

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📈 Economy

Mar 05, 2026

Is Free Trade Worth the Cost in Lives Lost?

The article explores the complex trade-offs of free trade, examining its economic benefits against potential public health risks and lives lost due to increased competition and regulation challenges.

Global

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📚 Education

Mar 05, 2026

Why Johnny Can’t Read Anything Other Than Pronouns

The article explores the alarming decline in reading proficiency among students, highlighting a troubling focus on pronouns over essential literacy skills in modern education.

United States

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🏛️ Politics

Feb 24, 2026

Radicals Are at the Door

The article explores the rising influence of radical ideologies in contemporary society, examining their impact on politics, culture, and public discourse.

United States

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📈 Economy

Feb 24, 2026

Trump Has Lost the Tariff Battle but Not the Tariff War

The article examines how, despite setbacks in specific tariff policies, Trump's broader approach to trade and tariffs continues to shape economic discussions and strategies.

United States

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📈 Economy

Feb 24, 2026

How Mamdani’s Tax-Hike Mania Could Make His Budget Gap Grow BIGGER

The article critiques Mamdani's proposed tax increases, arguing that they could exacerbate the budget gap rather than resolve it, potentially leading to greater financial challenges.

United States

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