Lawfare Is the Climate Warriors’ Best Friend
Some three dozen lawsuits are in the American legal system, with more to come.
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In Its Latest Act of Repression, Hong Kong Convicted My Father for My Activism
My father’s conviction is Beijing’s litmus test for Washington: Will the U.S. stand firm in favor of freedom?
Trump Busts Another Taboo
It used to be that U.S. presidents didn’t pop off on every Tom, Dick, and Harry.
A Congressman’s Five Questions for Munich
This week’s Munich Security Conference comes at a consequential moment for both U.S. security planning and the future of the Western alliance.
Virginia’s Gerrymandering Vandalism
The Virginia gerrymander would create an extreme deep-blue House caucus in a purple state based upon winning one election cycle.
High Fashion Wasn’t Easy in Imperial Spain
Fabrics, jewelry, and tailoring were tops, but the Hispanic Society shows us that looking good could be hazardous to your health.
Will the AI Revolution Foment a Revolution?
It’s quite possible that the apocalyptic economic warnings are overblown. But what do free marketeers do if the doomers are right?
Trump’s Ruinous, Failed Attempt to Indict Congressional Democrats
An impeachment attempt just got more likely.
Census Numbers Paint a Misleading Picture of Poverty in America
Non-cash benefits bring many Americans above the poverty line — and our poverty statistics should reflect that.
The UAE–Binance–Trump Affair: A Comprehensive Timeline
How did Trump’s net worth skyrocket during his second term? The final installment in this series pieces together key events.
Federal Regulators Finally Get Out of the Climate Business
Consumers and businesses will be freer when the EPA no longer treats greenhouse gas emissions as a public danger.
Civil War Breaks Out at Human Rights Watch
The turmoil presents an opportunity for accountability.
The Revenge of <i>Silence of the Lambs</i>
A week of seismic film and cultural abduction.
A Requiem for Communist Cuba’s Apologists
Conditions on the island are deteriorating rapidly.
Sorry, Bad Bunny — the USA Is Indeed ‘America’
Sad to say, he’s late to the game. Americans began calling themselves Americans in the 1700s.
The Coming Political-Process Armageddon
Democrats could find themselves briefly in power with their prospects slipping away. Beware what they may do.
China’s Monstrous Sentencing of Jimmy Lai
Foreign nations should think twice about flirting with Beijing as a reliable partner.
Why Canada Engaged China Ahead of the USMCA Review
The country’s trade deal with Beijing is risk-management under pressure, not a pivot away from the United States.
Seattle Won the Super Bowl, but Its Economy Has Gone from Boom to Gloom
It’s time for Washington State’s voters to wake up to the dangers that progressive lawmakers pose.
