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Why is the University of Wisconsin Staying Test-Optional?

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As many top universities return to standardized testing requirements in admissions, the University of Wisconsin is moving in the opposite direction. University officials are pushi...

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Inside the Network Helping Families Evade Bans on Pediatric Gender-Transition Treatments

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Over the past five years, 27 states have enacted laws restricting puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surge...

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Catholic Schools Face a New Challenge—They’re Getting Bigger

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The Diocese of Venice in Florida has a problem that Catholic schools would have envied a decade ago: it needs more room for students. Enrollment in the diocese’s schools has increased 45 perce...

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We Need to Talk About Community Violence Intervention

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A few weeks ago, I had the honor of being one of four dozen crime experts invited by the Council on Criminal Justice to discuss possible causes of the historic collapse in homicide rates. The resul...

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The Jobs AI Will Change, Not Replace

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Everyone is worried about AI taking over jobs. Each week I’m deluged with papers trying to measure how “exposed” to AI competition each job is—and whether workers in these fields are suffering for it.

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  • Manhattan Institute

    The Manhattan Institute is a community of scholars, journalists, activists, and civic leaders dedicated to advancing opportunity, individual liberty, and the rule of law in America and its great cities.

  • Daniel Di Martino

    Conservative economist and public speaker. From Venezuela. Fellow at the Manhattan Institute focused on immigration policy. Board of advisors member at Young America’s Foundation. Views are mine.

  • Shawn Regan

    Shawn Regan is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, where he writes on economic, energy, and environmental issues.

  • Stephen Eide

    Stephen Eide is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a contributing editor of City Journal, and the author of Homelessness in America.

  • Jesse Arm

    Jesse Arm is the vice president of external affairs at the Manhattan Institute, where he oversees communications, government relations, and polling.

  • Christina Buttons

    Investigative Reporter for Manhattan Institute

  • Danyela Souza Egorov

    Founder of Families for NY, Fellow at Manhattan Institute, Vice-President of CEC District2

  • John Ketcham

    Senior Fellow & Director of Cities at the Manhattan Institute

  • Robert VerBruggen

    Dad of 3, Manhattan Institute Fellow, Institute for Family Studies Research Fellow, NRO Contributing Editor, CenterClip Contributor. Guitar player and metalhead. Opinions my own.

  • John Sailer

    John Sailer is a senior fellow and director of higher education policy at the Manhattan Institute.

  • Rafael A. Mangual

    Husband, dad, and longtime think tank guy. Thinking, writing, and talking mostly (but not exclusively) about crime, policing, and criminal justice. Lawyer by training. Right-of-center. Brooklyn boy turned suburbanite.

  • Charles Fain Lehman

    Charles Fain Lehman is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and Senior Editor of City Journal. Opinions here are my own.

  • Ilya Shapiro

    Director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute. Defender of free speech & intellectual diversity. Author of Supreme Disorder, Lawless, and the Shapiro's Gavel newsletter. I write about law, liberty & the pursuit of happiness.

  • Dario Marino

    Dario Marino is an Economic Policy Fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He is the author of The Optimizers, an economics newsletter

  • Matthew Shor

    Director of Public Opinion at the Manhattan Institute. All opinions are my own (especially the bad ones).

  • Josh Appel

    A man and his books || Policy Analyst, Manhattan Institute

  • Adam Louis Sebastian Lehodey

    Adam Lehodey is an investigative reporter covering New York politics, economics and cultural issues. Beyond those topics, he publishes diverse essays on philosophy, urbanism and travel on his site: adamlehodey.com

  • Valerie Franchitti

    Valerie Franchitti is a Research Assistant at the Manhattan Institute, where she focuses on policy issues related to serious mental illness and psychiatric treatment.

  • Neetu Arnold

    K-12 and Higher Ed Policy at Manhattan Institute. Opinions mine.

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    Counterintuitive perspectives on improving state capacity and government outcomes

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