To Combat Antisemitism, Understand Its Variety
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The Electric-Vehicle Cheating Scandal
A government rule makes them look nearly seven times as efficient as they are.
Why Doesn't Anyone Want to Debate DeSantis?
Another political norm seems to be going by the wayside in this odd political season.
Trump Takes the Iowa Caucus, and the GOP Is His
Those who thought it was still Reagan’s party were proved wrong Monday night.
Chevron Deference Is a Case of Too Much Judicial Restraint
The precedent strips judges and lawmakers of legitimate power and hands it to bureaucrats.
Iowa Gives Trump II a Boost
New Hampshire is the best chance to make it a real GOP race.
In Iowa, It's a Trump Ball
As the campaign begins, the big story is the 45th president’s commanding lead.
The Case for the Supreme Court to Overturn Chevron Deference
A 40-year-old judicial doctrine has become a license for regulators to grab power from Congress.
Palestinian 'Pay for Slay' Keeps Growing
Blinken touts reform while the PA adds more terrorists to the payroll.
The Politicized EV Charger 'Revolution'
A federal agency dumps money on projects tied up by its own rules.
The Humiliation of Davos Man
He isn’t taking over the world. He’s pleading with the world to trust him.
The Welfare State Robs Peter to Pay Peter
Some 20% of benefits cycle back to the government through taxes on recipients.
New York's Voter Suppression
Closed primaries and early registration deadlines make it hard to cast a ballot that counts.
Federal Contracting Is the Next DEI Target
Companies are required to meet strict hiring ‘goals’ that would be illegal anywhere else.
Biden Took New Hampshire for 'Granite'
Like LBJ in 1968, he didn’t bother to get on the ballot. Will next week’s primary be an unpleasant surprise?
The Future Is Unpredictable Even When It's Certain
You don’t know in advance what your parents’ death will be like. The same is true of this year’s election.
Hertz, Tesla and the Perils of CEO Groupthink
The rental company was far from alone in making a losing bid on electric cars.
SBF Faces Prison, but 'Effective Altruism' Lives On
Proponents of the movement funded the Biden administration’s executive order hindering AI development.
California Invents a Crazy New Tort
Golden State judges rule that Gilead can be sued for taking too long to develop an HIV drug.
Taiwan's Victory for Democracy
The island nation’s voters show China what self-government looks like.
