City Journaladded this to City JournalHomelessness An Addiction Crisis Disguised as a Housing Crisiscity-journal.org - Christopher F. Rufo Opioids are fueling homelessness on the West Coast.
City Journaladded this to City JournalCleveland Clinic Beating My Dadcity-journal.org - Bert Stratton Reflections on Father’s Day
City Journaladded this to City JournalBritish Army Living to Regretcity-journal.org - Jonathan Clarke A new book reveals the moral legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
City Journaladded this to City JournalWhen They See Us Is Trump the Real Target of a Netflix Series?city-journal.org - Seth Barron A new film about the Central Park Jogger case seems conveniently timed.
City Journaladded this to City JournalEmployment A Missing Preconditioncity-journal.org - M. Anthony Mills To take advantage of economic opportunities, struggling regions need improved social capital.
City Journaladded this to City JournalNew York State Who Benefits?city-journal.org - Howard Husock And other questions to ask about New York’s new rent-stabilization law
City Journaladded this to City JournalWhitney Museum The Biennial Bubblecity-journal.org - Brian Allen The Whitney’s review of American art contains some extraordinary talent and technique, but the production as a whole is overdetermined.
City Journaladded this to 10 Blocks PodcastBernie Sanders Activists in the Boardroomcity-journal.org - James R. Copland and Rafael A. Mangual 10 Blocks podcast James R. Copland joins Rafael Mangual to discuss how activist investors are turning corporate America’s annual shareholder-meeting …
City Journaladded this to City JournalNYPD License to Scofflawcity-journal.org - Connor Harris Contempt for traffic laws epitomizes New York’s culture of public corruption and abuse.
City Journaladded this to City JournalCalifornia Democratic Party California’s Progressive Betrayalcity-journal.org - Joel Kotkin The Golden State’s left-wing policies hurt working-class and middle-class residents.
City Journaladded this to City JournalBlack Market Marijuana’s Black Market 2.0city-journal.org - Steven Malanga Contrary to advocates’ promises, legalizing pot has spurred new illegal enterprises.
City Journaladded this to City JournalBridges What Freedom Costscity-journal.org - Myron Magnet One man’s D-Day
City Journaladded this to City JournalPhilip Roth The Death of the Country Clubcity-journal.org - Charles F. McElwee A changing culture imperils a venerable institution.
City Journaladded this to City JournalUzbekistan Autocracy in Transitioncity-journal.org - Armin Rosen A dispatch from Uzbekistan, a country caught between its past and present
City Journaladded this to City JournalSouth China Sea The China Challengecity-journal.org - Judith Miller is a City Journal contributing editor and author of The Story: A Reporter’s Journey. The Third Revolution: Xi Jinping and the New Chinese State, by Elizabeth C. Economy (Oxford University Press, 360 pp., $27.95) Russia’s leader …
City Journaladded this to City JournalSocial Work Correlation Without Causationcity-journal.org - Chris Pope Why expanding social services won’t do much to cut America’s health-care costs.
City Journaladded this to City Journal The Good Life, Just Beyondcity-journal.org - Joel Kotkin A new book explores the evolution of American suburbia.
City Journaladded this to City JournalMoon Landing D-Day, and a Summer of Anniversariescity-journal.org - Lance Morrow Seventy-five years after the Normandy landings, reflections on America’s troubled subsequent history
City Journaladded this to City JournalEuthanasia No Consolationcity-journal.org - Theodore Dalrymple The Netherlands didn’t actually euthanize a teenager, but letting her kill herself wasn’t much better.
City Journaladded this to City JournalDiversity Training Reconciliation, or Grievance?city-journal.org - Chloé Valdary Modern diversity training too often violates Martin Luther King’s vision of racial healing.
City Journaladded this to 10 Blocks PodcastSan Francisco, CA Mounting Disorder in San Franciscocity-journal.org - Erica Sandberg Brian Anderson: Welcome back to the 10 Blocks podcast. This is Brian Anderson, the editor of City Journal. Coming up on today's show, our associate …
City Journaladded this to City JournalSouthern California Going Medieval in California’s Streetscity-journal.org - Kerry Jackson Fueled by progressive indifference, the state’s public-health crisis is mounting.
City Journaladded this to City JournalEuropean Union The Brexit Factionscity-journal.org - Daniel Finkelstein Prime Minister Theresa May’s resignation further complicates Britain’s divorce with the EU.
City Journaladded this to City Journal New York’s Toxic Schools Chancellorcity-journal.org - Bob McManus Obsessed with race, Richard Carranza has foisted an empirically baseless and socially destructive program on city schools.
City Journaladded this to City JournalCensus All the Votes Fit to Wincity-journal.org - Howard Husock The Census status quo favors Democrats—and that’s why they oppose the citizenship question.
City Journaladded this to City JournalChina Tiananmen’s Shadowcity-journal.org - Maura Moynihan Thirty years after the massacre, China is a global economic power, but democracy and individual liberty remain out of reach.
City Journaladded this to City JournalChina Will the U.S. and China Make a Deal on Trade?city-journal.org - Milton Ezrati Drama on both sides notwithstanding, the two nations want to reach an agreement.
City Journaladded this to City JournalWalt Whitman Forger of the American Spiritcity-journal.org - Paul Starobin Reflections on Walt Whitman’s bicentennial
City Journaladded this to City JournalGeorgetown University The College Bureaucracy That Never Shrinkscity-journal.org - Heather Mac Donald Like most other prestigious universities, Georgetown is forever expanding its costly and corrosive diversity initiatives.
City Journaladded this to City JournalCollege & University Overcoming Adversity, Not Leaning on Itcity-journal.org - Ian Rowe If used right, the College Board’s new sociological data input could be a useful tool.
