Steven Brill’s Class Warfare is an immensely readable take on a slice of the “school reform” movement and an intriguing look at some key individuals in that effort. But, as is shown by its treatment of philanthropy, the book is perhaps more revealing for what its author omits—and how its blinkered view can mislead readers on big questions.

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A new book diligently linksthe downfall of American liberalism to the assassination of former president John F. Kennedy.

Although many of President Obama's opponents have smeared him as a radical and a "socialist," he is actually a moderate operating in the center of American politics.

SBC's suit challenges the provisions of the 1996 Telecommunications Act that continued the fundamental requirement that the Bell companies open their local markets to competition.

Independent Women's Forum discusses why government, schools, businesses, and hospitals have suffered under the regime of political correctness.

From Russia to taxes, from spin to substance, from the domestic agenda to the Lewinsky affair, the Clinton Administration is heating up and shutting down.

The political branches, which are the custodians of democracy, are going to have to deal in some fashion with an increasingly authoritarian judiciary.