Brendan Eich and Donald Sterling faced swift public consequences for offensive views. Then Apple welcomed an executive whose recordings raised a more uncomfortable question. Read More
Building the Machine examines how Common Core developed, who shaped it and why parents should understand the standards before choosing a side. Read More
What is biblical community? Mark Rasche argues that Scripture, not culture, should define Christian fellowship, family and responsibility to one another. Read More
Sensational stories may draw attention to human trafficking, but they can also erase victims whose exploitation relied on fraud, coercion and less visible forms of control. Read More
Meet the Kronies, a fake action-figure team that turns crony capitalism, political favors and government-protected profits into a toy commercial. Read More
A proposed Republican guest worker program for agriculture raises a broader question: If immigrant labor can help one industry, why not give states and other sectors more flexibility? Read More
Rick Snyder’s Detroit immigration plan raises a 10th Amendment question: If states can restrict immigration, can they also welcome more of it? Read More
Cracker Barrel’s decision to remove selected Duck Dynasty merchandise is not primarily a political problem. It is a branding problem involving a company that apparently forgot who shops in its stores. Read More