Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

A Wharton School economist went a long way towards diagnosing the causes of the explosion in federal disability insurance costs but couldn’t quite bring himself to go the distance.

A professor from a Lutheran college offers an interpretation of the crises affecting American families that is not frequently heard: Children need both parents.

An African-American sociologist recently offered a diagnosis of America’s first African-American president.

“Social Justice” is a term widely evoked, especially academically, but seldom examined.

“It pollutes our discourse with self-congratulation and self-flagellation at the same time.”—Bill McClay of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga…

“The lesson of the Left’s sustained commitment to ‘social justice’ is that sustained commitment to a message, no matter how…

Parents, students and taxpayers ultimately footing the bill for the epic cost of college should have buyers’ remorse.

Vouchers that allow public school students to attend private schools may be stalled in the United States but they are gaining ground internationally.

Higher Education may be on the downward slide to oblivion but its proprietors haven’t quite entertained that prospect yet.

In the search for silver linings, school choice advocates can look to the hope that emerges in devastated regions.

A problem faced by both Accuracy in Academia and its big sister organization Accuracy in Media: Our goal—an accurate elite—seems ever more elusive by the year.

On higher education, as on a host of issues, U. S. House Republicans offer unique criticisms, then wind up proposing solutions to crises that resemble those of the Democratic Party.