Manhattan Institute

🏥 Healthcare

Sep 12, 2026

Medicaid’s Disadvantage: Why Private Plans Work Better in Medicare Than in Medicaid

The article explores the inefficiencies of Medicaid compared to private plans in Medicare, highlighting how private options often deliver better care and outcomes for beneficiaries.

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🏛️ Politics

Sep 12, 2026

The 2026 Socialist Agenda Features ‘Fat Genocide’ And Abolishing The Family

The article explores the controversial elements of the 2026 socialist agenda, highlighting proposals like "fat genocide" and the abolition of traditional family structures.

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📈 Economy

Sep 12, 2026

Fed Rate Hikes Won’t Be Enough to Get Inflation to 2%

The article argues that recent Federal Reserve rate hikes are insufficient to bring inflation down to the target 2%, highlighting ongoing economic challenges and the need for more effective measures.

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🏛️ Politics

Sep 11, 2026

New Issue Brief: New York's LOADinG Act: Protecting Public-Sector Jobs from AI

The Manhattan Institute's latest brief explores New York's LOADinG Act, which aims to safeguard public-sector jobs from the potential impacts of artificial intelligence.

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👥 Society

Sep 11, 2026

The Lindsay Clancy Case Illustrates How ‘Decriminalizing

The Lindsay Clancy case highlights the complexities of mental health and criminal justice, raising questions about the implications of decriminalizing certain actions in distressing circumstances.

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🏛️ Politics

Sep 11, 2026

Douglas Murray: Who’s Afraid of the ‘Far Right’?

Douglas Murray explores the societal fears surrounding the "far right," examining the implications of labeling and the impact on political discourse and freedom of expression.

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📚 Education

Sep 10, 2026

An Award for Scholars Who Tell the Truth

The Manhattan Institute introduces an award recognizing scholars committed to truth in research, aiming to promote integrity and transparency in academic discourse.

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📚 Education

Sep 10, 2026

Amicus Brief: Grand v. University Heights

The article discusses the Manhattan Institute's amicus brief in the Grand v. University Heights case, highlighting key legal arguments and implications for educational policy and governance.

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📚 Education

Sep 10, 2026

Amicus Brief: Hudacko v. Regents of the University of California

The article discusses an amicus brief filed in the Hudacko v. Regents of the University of California case, highlighting key legal arguments and implications for higher education policies.

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📚 Education

Sep 09, 2026

The Debate Over Foreign Money in Higher Education

The article explores the contentious issue of foreign funding in higher education, examining its implications for academic integrity, national security, and the influence of foreign governments.

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🏛️ Politics

Sep 09, 2026

Is Court Packing Constitutional? Don’t Be So Sure

The article examines the constitutional implications of court packing, challenging the assumption that it is a straightforward solution to perceived judicial imbalances.

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📚 Education

Sep 09, 2026

Mamdani’s Top Task To Fix NYC Schools: Make Kids Show Up

The article discusses the urgent need for NYC schools to improve student attendance as a key strategy for enhancing educational outcomes and addressing systemic challenges in the education system.

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