Harris Gets an Interview Crutch
After ducking the press, she’ll have a chaperone for her chat with CNN.
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The Harris-Walz Youth Vote
Students discuss the 2024 election and the Democratic ticket.
European Censorship, Elon Musk and the Telegram Arrest
The EU’s speech regime raises understandable doubts in the U.S. about its arrest of Pavel Durov.
Massachusetts Fumbles the Tax Ball
Bill Belichick tells the truth about the Patriots’ free-agent burden.
Colorado Reaches a Property-Tax Crossroads
Taxpayer relief is coming as soon as this week unless Republicans get in their own way.
Notable & Quotable: Football
‘This championing of conservative symbols like football, in other words, could cost Harris and Walz the election, and it will be their own doing.’
Democrats Jump for 'Joy' but Could Head Back to Earth
How long can the vice president avoid interviews, debates and scrutiny of the Biden-Harris record?
Abortion May Not Be a Winner for Democrats This Fall
Turnout patterns have changed in ways that could make 2022-23 ballot-measure results deceptive.
The 'Tell' in Mark Zuckerberg's Letter to Congress
He neither admits nor denies that Meta bowed to government censorship pressure.
Trump vs. Kamala's Coronation
After the Steele dossier, politics has been about how elites cling to their power.
Biden-Harris Administration: No Remorse for Free-Speech Abuses
If the vice president ever grants an interview, she should be required to explain the censorship campaign.
'The Strategists' Review: The Men Who Made the War
Roosevelt and Churchill thought in terms of global sea and air strategy. Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini focused on their land frontiers.
The End of Chevron Deference Could Be Good for Free Trade
Thanks to a Loper Bright v. Raimondo, Congress now has an extra tool to combat protectionism.
There's No Freedom Without Government
Natural rights don’t mean much without a mechanism for protecting them.
Kafka and Social Media: A Bug, Not a Feature
My metamorphosis from an Amish groupie into a denizen of cyberspace.
Google and California's New People's Dailies
Sacramento teams up with Big Tech to fund progressive newsroomsin the state.
Kamala Harris on the Afghanistan Withdrawal
Three years later, she calls Biden’s decision ‘courageous and right.’
The Miami Teachers Union Election
After DeSantis boosts competition, an upstart alternative wants to cut dues and quit politics.
Who's Ready for Early Voting Next Month?
The 2024 election starts in North Carolina with mail ballots on Sept. 6.
Junk Science Sometimes Still Prevails in Court
A recent Delaware case shows that not all states follow the Supreme Court’s 1993 Daubert ruling.
