Conservative think tank focused on urban policy, economics, and public policy research.
The article explores how Liverpool is emerging as a vibrant alternative to London, highlighting its cultural, economic, and social strengths that attract residents and businesses alike.
The article explores the impact of Republican budget cuts on the healthcare system, examining whether these reductions have contributed to a crisis in hospitals across the country.
The article explores the ongoing debate surrounding the climate change sign at Fort Sumter, highlighting tensions between historical preservation and contemporary environmental messaging.
The Manhattan Institute has awarded the Hayek Book Prize to Sean McMeekin for his outstanding contributions to economic thought and literature, recognizing his impactful work in the field.
The 2025 President's Update from the Manhattan Institute outlines key policy initiatives and strategic goals for the upcoming year, emphasizing economic growth and public safety.
The article explores how the American middle class continues to accumulate wealth, highlighting economic trends and factors contributing to their financial growth and stability.
The Labor Department's recent decision to ease regulations for contractors highlights the need for Congressional action to address ongoing labor issues and ensure fair worker protections.
The article critiques a promising bipartisan housing bill, highlighting a significant flaw that could undermine its effectiveness in addressing the nation's housing crisis.
The article critiques NYC's $38 billion school budget, arguing that it fails to deliver effective education and suggests areas where cuts could improve outcomes.
The article explores the perspectives of Ben Sasse and Zinsmeister on the importance of Republican virtues in contemporary politics, emphasizing moral character and civic responsibility.
New York State's April 1 budget deadline is causing significant challenges for Albany, as lawmakers grapple with fiscal pressures and competing priorities amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
The article explores the financial strain on New York City, arguing that the high costs of public pensions may hinder the city's ability to provide essential services like free public transportation.