Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Because the federal government is actually contracting.

In Texas, it’s becoming a real question.

Those who want to tarnish the legacy of Christopher Columbus, but rarely take the time to find out what it is, have come up with a new way to libel him at the South Bend museum, not far from Notre Dame.

I’ll bet you never knew this happened.

If Columbia University’s Center for Palestine Studies gets any more anti-Israel than it already is, it will have to register as a foreign agent.

The process by which public employee unions have been able to accumulate political capital by dunning union dues from non-union members has been in reversal and the beneficiaries of that old policy don’t like it one bit.

The disintegration of higher education is depressing enough to cover on a daily basis but when you look at the arc of it at years end, it gets really melancholy.

At the Clinton’s education foundation, board members might be more likely to graduate than students.

Perhaps they would rather critique them than work in them.

Colleges may not celebrate Christmas, but they have no shortage of snowflakes.

Nearly half a million people have fled California, New York and Illinois

A trio of academics has put together a holiday-themed anti-Trump race card.