Unmasking Big Labor's 'Salts'
A bill would make unions reveal the secret workers they pay to organize workers at companies.
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'Sleepy Joe' vs. 'Broke Don'
You can’t out-Trump Trump. That’s one of the biggest lessons of the past decade.
The Bitter Choices in Fighting Terrorism
Leaders must measure the demands of compassion against the needs of strategy.
Buy American, Build Nothing
The infrastructure law of 2021 makes it hard to build anything.
The Supreme Court and Mifepristone
The question in a case about the abortion pill is whether judges act as a Super FDA on drug approvals.
Biden Wants to Put AI on a Leash
Bill Clinton’s regulators, by contrast, produced prosperity by encouraging freedom on the internet.
The Medical Basis of the Mifepristone Ruling
Under the FDA’s relaxed protocols, women are at far greater risk of a deadly ectopic pregnancy.
Notable & Quotable: Babar the Elephant
‘I never really think of children when I do my books. Babar was my friend and I invented stories with him.’
Lewis Carroll Goes to Taiwan
In the face of Beijing’s coercion, simply maintaining the status quo requires the U.S. ‘to run as fast as we can.’
Trump's Trials Are a Political Gift to His Campaign
The Democrats’ lawfare strategy appears to be backfiring as swing voters turn against Joe Biden.
Student Aid March Madness
Biden’s Fafsa rewrite keeps getting worse, if that’s possible. Thank Richard Cordray.
A Revived ISIS Rampages in Moscow
Putin will blame Ukraine to deflect from his security failure, but the jihadists won’t spare the U.S..
Honey, We Shrunk the GOP Majority
Too many House Republicans would prefer to be in the minority.
South Africa Joins the Anti-U.S. Axis
The House reexamines trade benefits for our non-friends in Pretoria.
Biden Demotes America to the 'Land of Possibilities'
Whereas ‘opportunity’ implies agency, he suggests we’re at the mercy of forces beyond our control.
Bernie Sanders Tries to Legislate Leisure
It’s a superfluous effort. The market has already moved toward a 32-hour workweek.
AI Will Mean Cheaper Food
It will allow farmers and distributors to make dramatic improvements in efficiency, putting downward pressure on prices.
Abortion and America's Phony 'Pregnancy Crisis'
Contrary to the CDC’s claims, maternal mortality rates haven’t changed much since 1999.
Cuba Is Starving Its People
The island’s latest hunger crisis is made in Havana. Don’t believe the propaganda blaming U.S. sanctions.
Notable & Quotable: Replace Sinema
She ‘was on the receiving end of a relatively unusual political-money phenomenon in the capital’s politics industry: the single-target PAC.’
