Opinion

Paige MacPherson
Schools Should Go Back to Basics to Mitigate Effects of AI
Jeffrey A. Tucker
There Must Always Be a Religious Exemption
Gerry Bowler
The Race to the South Pole in the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration
Stephen Moore
How Trump Can Help Accelerate Argentina’s Economic Comeback
Salena Zito
Girls’ Wrestling Now the Fastest-Growing Sport in the Country, and It Starts Young
Jake Matthews
In a Time of Cultural Turbulence, Universities Must Reclaim Their Moral Foundations 
Terence P. Jeffrey
Trump’s National Security Strategy Is on Target
Mollie Engelhart
We Are Being Drenched in Plastics—Even Through Our Clothes
Natural fibers actually break down. If they end up in the watershed—which they will when we wash our clothing—they biodegrade.
Ben Shapiro
What Do We Do About China?
Mollie Engelhart
When the Soil Breaks Down, So Do We
The soil and the culture are offering the same message. Erosion is not inevitable. But neither is renewal.

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