You Aren't as Sick as Government Claims
Give Medicare money directly to patients to solve ‘upcoding.’
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Kamala's Economy Will Be Biden's Economy
Trump should ask her if she ever disagreed with the president’s economic policy.
The New Housing Inflation Scapegoat
Biden’s antitrust cops spy conspiracy in a price discovery tool.
Sending Hamas to Criminal Court
Biden unseals charges that confuse the stakes in a war for survival.
The Chinese Agent Inside Albany
A former state aide faces charges of covert efforts on Beijing’s behalf.
Welcome Back to Protest University
Will college officials tolerate the antisemitic disgraces of the spring?
Sit Down and Tell Us Where You Stand
Kamala Harris’s interview is only the highest-profile example of a curious journalistic cliché.
The Economics of Running Backs
They used to be highly paid stars. Why do they now make so much less than quarterbacks?
New York Times Discovers That Democrats Aren't Always Truthful
Stop the presses!
'Hitler's People' Review: Portraits of the Reich
A biographical survey of Nazi Germany plumbs the psyches of the figures who committed and enabled evil.
The Future of Warfare Is Electronic
An audacious Ukrainian incursion into Russia shows why. Is the Pentagon paying enough attention?
Incumbency and the Senate Races
Challengers in the upper chamber don’t often outperform their party’s nominee for president.
Illumina's Antitrust Vindication
Europe’s high court rebukes regulators who blocked the Grail merger. Lina Khan, take note.
That Kamala Harris Video and Censorship
Even after the fact checks, her comments were at war with the First Amendment.
The Fall Protest Season Begins
Students discuss the prospect of another year of anti-Israel encampments and demonstrations.
Biden, Harris, Trump, Vance and the Dumbest Economic Idea
America’s leaders all oppose Nippon Steel’s bid to make U.S. Steel more competitive.
Justice Jackson's 'Enforceable' Ethics Code
The Justice gives encouragement to partisans who want to politicize the Supreme Court.
Latin America Keeps Going South
Biden fiddles while trouble grows in Mexico and Venezuela.
Biden and Harris Work to Crush School Competition
He’s more opposed to charter schools than any previous president, and she’d likely be as bad.
Biden and Buttigieg Are Reregulating the Airlines
They fail to appreciate how Deregulation in the 1970s fostered competition and produced lower fares.
