City Journalflipped into Public Safety Prosecutorial Indiscretion city-journal.org - Thomas Hogan Progressive district attorneys decline to pursue certain offenses, usurping the legislative role.
City Journalflipped into Politics & LawCity University of New York (CUNY) An Opening for Dissenters | City Journal city-journal.org - KC Johnson is a professor of history at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center. Three years ago this month, the Supreme Court protected the First Amendment rights of public employees. In Janus v. AFSCME, Justice Samuel Alito wrote …
City Journalflipped into Economy, Finance, BudgetsTaxes Biden’s Tax Plan Would Hurt the Economy | City Journal city-journal.org - Allison Schrager is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal. Like it or not, we need to raise more tax revenue. Both Democrats and Republicans spent the last few decades running up the debt, and it’s getting …
City Journalflipped into EducationStudents How EdTech Providers Can Help Higher Education | City Journal city-journal.org - Christos A. Makridis is a digital fellow at Stanford University’s Digital Economy Lab and a non-resident research scientist at DataCamp. He holds dual doctorates in economics and management science & engineering from Stanford University. The pandemic caught traditional, four-year colleges off guard, and they (and their students) have paid a high price. College enrollments for fall …
City Journalflipped into The Social OrderCornell University Down a Black Hole city-journal.org - Heather Mac Donald Even the hard sciences are no longer immune to the ongoing racial hysteria.
City Journalflipped into Politics & LawCrime Stand Up for Police—and for New York city-journal.org - James Coll On the eve of a primary election, the city desperately needs responsible leadership.
