Privatize the TSA to Avoid the Next Airport Mess
The move would save taxpayers money, provide better service for travelers, and boost national security.
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There Is No International-Law ‘Right’ to Enrich Uranium
It’s a bogus claim that nevertheless finds no shortage of support among transnational progressives and Trump populists.
In Stanley Cup Playoffs, Excitement Builds for Big Game Sunday
Columnist offers a rare personal guarantee on spectator satisfaction.
Catholic University Demands ‘Both Sides’ on Antisemitism
Encouraging free expression does not mean providing students with false balance.
‘Toxic Empathy’ Is Just Tribalism
The desire to identify with others is subject to the same human passions as the draw of defending our own.
Britain Is Dying Under Keir Starmer
The United Kingdom is on a trajectory toward slow-motion collapse.
Yes, President Trump <i>Can</i> Withdraw from NATO
He has the constitutional authority to do so. That doesn’t mean he should.
The Week: The Pope and the President
Plus: Eric Swalwell resigns in disgrace.
In <i>Anaconda</i>, Hollywood Eats Itself — and Laughs
A reboot so true it’s funny.
Elbridge Gerry’s Complex Legacy
Historians and politics watchers continue to be confounded by the Founding Father.
The Federal Reserve Standoff
If things continue along the current path in the conflict between President Trump and Chairman Jerome Powell, consequential legal questions will come into play.
Minnesota’s Wealth-Tax Temptation
Punishing economic success will only drive it out the door.
Yes, Of Course War Settles Things
That war is terrible doesn’t mean that it’s ineffective.
The Male Feminism Con Job
The loudest voices claiming to support women often belong to the worst men.
Canada’s Anti-American Defense Industrial Strategy
Canada’s DIS is too protectionist, contains too much anti-American political rhetoric, and is not enough about actual defense.
The Trump DOJ’s Farcical Powell Probe Continues
Powell is sufficiently offended by the investigation that he could spite Trump by staying on the Fed Board as a voting member until his term expires.
The Good, the Awful, the Non-Art, and the Motherly at the Whitney Biennial
It’s well worth a visit, but why are so many foreigners in an American art show?
Reauthorize FISA Section 702 — Again
Congress should let the executive keep fighting terrorism and give recent reforms more time to work.
JD Vance’s Post-Liberal Populism Reaches the Point of Diminishing Returns
It’s time to cut bait.
