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The Supreme Court’s duty is to exercise its judgment, not defer to presumptions. → Read More
Americans must consider not only what abortion policy ought to be but also how U.S. policy has been an extreme outlier. → Read More
Erma Wilson hopes to penetrate the shield of immunity that protects prosecutors from paying financial damages when they violate defendants’ constitutional rights. → Read More
City Hall had allowed hundreds of groups to display their flags but then balked at one request, citing constitutional establishment clause concerns that the justices found unwarranted. → Read More
The leaker — probably full of passionate intensity, as the worst usually are — will leave a lingering stench in the Supreme Court building. → Read More
Pompeo is exploring a 2024 election run in the orthodox way, campaigning for Republican candidates hither and yon, falling in love with Iowa’s vistas and Iowans’ wisdom, etc. → Read More
The Senate has become a theater of performative behaviors by senators decreasingly interested in legislating, and preoccupied with using social media for self-promotion. → Read More
The administration puts the priorities of teachers unions over those of children, even though this tawdry fidelity to a funder will exacerbate Democrats’ growing problems with Black and Hispanic voters. → Read More
Sunday's contest between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen is as unpredictable as it will be consequential. → Read More
A demagogue is implicitly promising to wield the French state's gigantic redistributive power to somehow redistribute esteem, thereby assuaging grumpy voters' resentments. → Read More
Instead of rethinking many assumptions and practices, President Biden is poised to use student loan difficulties as an occasion for political opportunism on a grand scale. → Read More
The blue-state governance model has made the mess: the Democratic Party and government employee unions, bound together with hoops of steel. → Read More
It's that time of year once again. Take Will's annual baseball quiz. → Read More
What, exactly, is the problem with Virginia Thomas's mad-as-hatter politics? Appearances, apparently. → Read More
The Export-Import Bank has been reauthorized 17 times, despite evidence that it is unnecessary. → Read More
Suddenly the most sophisticated of weapons might be used by a moral primitive because of Russia’s 10-thumbed mishandling of its conventional forces in Ukraine. → Read More
How to make the confirmation hearings for Biden's Supreme Court nominee instructive. → Read More
Covid-19 has quickened interest in public health policies, including this: The most efficient thing government does, in terms of social benefits per dollar spent, is disseminate information. → Read More
Longer games with less action is an atrocious recipe for an entertainment business. → Read More
For the sensitivity industry, the concepts of microaggressions and zero tolerance have become gifts that can never stop giving. → Read More