Supreme Court blocks state term limit votes in term limit ruling
The Supreme Court strikes down state term limit votes while signaling constitutional change may come only via a federal amendment. It rejects state and federal efforts to add term limits and notes the Qualifications Clause sets minimum standards for Congress. Absent a constitutional amendment, supporters must pursue a nationwide change.
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Affirmative action can't be defended, Sowell argues
The syndicated columnist contends affirmative action has no real arguments in its favor, labeling supporters' tactics as ploys and emotional rhetoric. He cites polls showing broad opposition among white and nonwhite groups, argues differences in culture and history shape outcomes, and questions whether policy can equalize skills and opportunity.
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Fatherhood Crisis Critique Echoes Through Policy Debates
Walter Charen argues that the push to strengthen father involvement risks ignoring the need to reinforce the traditional married family. He notes Frontline's data on single parenting, criticizes liberal framing for avoiding marriage language, and assesses Ford and Casey Foundation efforts as insufficient without accompanying cultural change. He warns that policies focusing on noncustodial fathers resemble Band-Aids for a jugular wound.
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