Conservative think tank focused on urban policy, economics, and public policy research.
The article warns of a potential bubble in the bond market, highlighting risks associated with rising interest rates and the implications for investors and the broader economy.
The article examines ongoing efforts by the California Legislature to challenge Proposition 209, which prohibits affirmative action in public employment, education, and contracting.
The article explores the rising normalization of political violence in contemporary society, examining its implications for political discourse and public safety.
The article argues that technology companies need to take stronger action against the spread of harmful conspiracy theories, which are increasingly undermining societal trust and cohesion.
The article argues that taxing the wealthy may not effectively diminish their influence, suggesting that wealth and power dynamics are more complex than simple taxation can address.
Despite record funding for schools, parents are expressing frustration over a lack of visible improvements in educational outcomes and student performance.
The Manhattan Institute's comment letter critiques the Department of Labor's proposed rule on independent contractor status, emphasizing the need for clarity and flexibility in classification.
The article explores how Workforce Pell Grants can enhance access to education and training at four-year institutions, fostering a more skilled workforce and addressing labor market needs.
The article explores the details and implications of a recent assassination attempt, examining the motivations behind it and its potential impact on political stability and public safety.
The article explores the disturbing similarities between recent shooters' manifestos and historical extremist ideologies, highlighting the need for deeper understanding of these patterns.
This article discusses an amicus brief filed in the case of Filutowski v. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, addressing key legal issues surrounding police accountability and civil rights.
As New York City considers a $30 minimum wage, restaurants are preparing for potential price hikes, with some predicting burgers could cost as much as $33.