Co-authored by Chris Gallagher

Higher education divides students into two overarching categories: Arts and Sciences. Arts students may be required to take a science class or two, where they are briefly exposed to such concepts as the history of scientific progress, various laws of physics and chemistry, or...

By Kevin L. Kearns and Alan Tonelson

After the Democrats' mid-year election debacle, President Obama reportedly began reading about Ronald Reagan for political and policy inspiration. On critical China-related issues, however, Reagan's star pupils these days seem to be in Beijing, not Washington. For recent Chinese economic...

We are about to find out yet again whether we are a nation of laws or men. The U.S. Senate will be voting perhaps as early as Tuesday on the FAA Reauthorization Act, including whether House-passed Section 806 will remain part of the bill. FedEx and its CEO Fred Smith...