Across broad ideological lines, Americans now foresee a dismal, downwardly mobile future for the country’s middle and working classes. While previous generations generally did far
I, like most members of the middle class, particularly in California, just paid a tax bill that seemed less like my fair share than a
Silicon Valley’s biggest names—Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe—reached a settlement in a contentious $3 billion anti-trust suit brought by workers who accused the tech giants of secretly
Over the past five years, the millennial generation (born after 1983) has been exercising greater influence over the economy, society and politics of the country,
The ongoing trial involving journalist Mark Steyn – accused of defaming climate change theorist Michael Mann – reflects an increasingly dangerous tendency among our intellectual
Brainpower rankings usually identify the usual suspects: college towns like Boston, Washington, D.C., and the San Francisco Bay area. And to be sure, these places generally have
Given the quality of leadership in Washington, it’s not surprising that many pundits are shifting focus to locally based solutions to pressing problems. This increasingly
In many uncomfortable ways, American politics now resemble those that arose late in the Roman Republic. As wealth and land ownership concentrated in few hands, a
Southern California, once the center of one of the world’s most vibrant business communities, has seen its economic leadership become largely rudderless. Business interests have