Conservative think tank focused on urban policy, economics, and public policy research.
The article critiques the surge in climate-related lawsuits, arguing they exploit legal systems for financial gain rather than effectively addressing environmental issues.
The article argues that global leaders should appreciate the U.S. actions in Iran, emphasizing their importance for regional stability and international security.
The article critiques The New York Times for acknowledging the link between criminal behavior and repeat offenders, highlighting the need for a more honest discussion on crime and public safety.
The article explores strategies for creating urban environments that prioritize family needs, enhancing accessibility, safety, and community engagement to foster healthier, more vibrant neighborhoods.
The article explores the resurgence of labor unions in the U.S. and examines the economic implications for American workers and consumers, highlighting the potential costs of this trend.
A new report from the Manhattan Institute explores strategies for creating family-friendly urban environments, highlighting the importance of accessible amenities and community support for families.
This article explores the rise and fall of Tiger Woods, examining the personal and professional challenges that have shaped his life and career in the world of golf.
The article explores the importance of maintaining composure in today's fast-paced world, highlighting how calmness can lead to better decision-making and improved mental well-being.
The article provides an overview of recent federal policy developments related to gender issues, highlighting key changes and their implications for society and governance.
The article argues that air quality can be effectively managed through market mechanisms and private innovation rather than government intervention, promoting efficiency and accountability.
New York State's shifting math standards are contributing to stagnating student performance, raising concerns about educational effectiveness and consistency in learning outcomes.
The article critiques Mamdani's handling of the budget, suggesting that his missteps reveal a broader agenda that may undermine fiscal responsibility and governance.