1. The Constitution and the Fate of the Nation
(News/Blog)

... any meaningful attempt to reign in federal growth. He got into office in part by promising to dismantle the unconstitutional Department of Education — which he promptly forgot to do. These days that ...

2. Utah to Use Eminent Domain to Seize Federal Land
(News/Blog)

... in spending on education. According to the Washington Post, "Utah spends less per student than any other state [on education] and has the nation's largest class sizes." But complaints in Utah and other ...

3. Legal Plunder and a College Near You
(News/Blog)

... more than theft, or what French economist Frederic Bastiat called “legal plunder.” Quite a large amount of that plunder goes to fund pork projects at institutions of higher education. Fortunately, the ...

4. In Defense of Conservatism in the Obama Era
(News/Blog)

... we know that the Constitution does not grant the federal government a role in education, and that includes the president.  ...

5. Russian Hackers Target FedGov
(News/Blog)

... When a hapless bureaucrat in a low level department of the unconstitutional Department of Education gets what appears to be an official email from the Homeland Security department, he or she is likely, ...

6. Future Tech
(Archive/Features)

... is nearly unequaled in human history. More people have more food, more shelter, more access to medical care, more access to transportation, to education, and to technology than ever before. Of course, ...

7. Sparta and the Battle of Thermopylae
(Archive/Features)

...     …was to belong to the caste rather than to a particular couple. The communal education … began early and accompanied the Spartiate throughout his whole life. Each age level controlled and watched over ...

8. Duranty’s Lethal Lies
(Archive/Features)

... attended, for the most part, the finest schools, first at Harrow as a boy, and later moving on to Cambridge. Despite possessing a fine mind and academic capability, Duranty ended his higher education prematurely, ...