Neetu Arnold

Asian American voters shifted right…by A LOT National exit polls underestimated the rightward shifts of AA in major urban areas. WaPo, NBC found a shift under 10 pts My analysis of Asian-majority precincts show shifts of 15-30 pts Why the shift? AA voters explain⬇️

It would be nice if all those worried about the politicization of science said something when these shenanigans were underway.

We asked MI staff to share their favorite @CityJournal reads this week. Today, City Journal editor @BrianAcity weighs in with his top three picks!

Zohran Mamdani is a prison abolitionist. If he's elected, he would have the opportunity to oversee the release of 7,000+ New York City inmates. And to achieve that dream, all he has to do is ... absolutely nothing. My latest @PirateWires

Four quick thoughts on Columbia U.’s deal with the federal government: 1: When higher ed institutions take public money, they promise to honor the law. Columbia didn’t. Hell, the evidence shows it didn’t even try. Consequences were in order. The result here is not unreasonable.…

An animated graph showing minimum wage changes since the last federal minimum wage increase in 2009. Local minimum wages became popular around 2015. The highest minimum wage in 2024 was $20.29 in Tukwila, Washington.

For @thetimes, I wrote about the Coldplay Kiss Cam video: "60% of men and 53% of women admit they have attempted to steal a person who was already in a committed relationship...mate poaching is more common among wealthy and high-status individuals" thetimes.com/article/12bff2…

A major problem in education: “Most U.S. teachers’ colleges are not designed with learning science principles at their core — quite frankly there’s just a lot of stuff in schools of education that is not very good from a research standpoint” the74million.org/article/cognit…

IMO, it's not shocking: with marriage no longer expected of young people, the people who do choose marriage today are more likely to go into it with a sense of purpose and certainty.

Got my @CityJournal magazine in the mail! Will share more into my investigation of PBIS in a few weeks: “In debates over weak school discipline, PBIS escapes scrutiny, overshadowed by its more politically-charged cousin, restorative justice. But PBIS is no less problematic…”

1/ Today, President Trump signed an Executive Order to restore order to our cities & confront the deadly reality on our streets. It’s a necessary pivot from failure to common sense. 🧵

What is it you prefer about the Finnish system?

From 2015–24, New York City invested an estimated $97 million in a new disciplinary policy. Schools replaced traditional methods—detention, suspensions, removals—with a policy called Restorative Justice. NYC’s new model spread across districts nationwide. But did it work?

Downwardly Mobile Elites Love Zohran Mamdani: “America has a critical mass of people whose expectations of intergenerational progress have gone sour” wsj.com/politics/elect…

BREAKING: Columbia has reached an agreement with the federal government. The key provisions include an independent “resolution monitor” who will have access to Columbia data and documents, make regular reports, and have the power to “make recommendations to the Parties regarding…

🧵 A Massachusetts school secretly “transitioned” an 11-year-old girl against her parents’ clear instructions. Last week, @ADFLegal and @cprc_official asked the Supreme Court to hear their case. It’s an important one for several reasons. 1/

My latest for @CityJournal investigates Arizona’s sudden shutdown of a girls’ residential treatment program. Despite no substantiated abuse and strong parent support, the state revoked its license in response to a media-driven panic fueled by Paris Hilton’s activist army.