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Paul Spella / The Atlantic; Ignacio Marin / … Ron DeSantis Is Right About Ukraine
His statements have been hotly disputed, but not refuted.
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Eric Gay / AP The Oil Industry Doesn’t Need Government Protection
The stalwart free-market conservatives of West Texas are suddenly high on big government.
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Leah Millis / Reuters Trump’s DOJ Interference Is Actually Not Crazy
In Trump’s mind, he is not politicizing law enforcement. On the contrary, he is trying to fight politicization coming from his opponents within the department.
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J. Scott Applewhite / AP Abuse of Power Is a Dangerous Standard for Democrats to Play With
Republicans are surely learning a lesson: An impeachable offense is what you say it is.
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Wana News Agency / Reuters Obama Should Never Have Appeased Iran
Returning to a strategy of containment, backed by clear and credible deterrence, is more urgent than ever.
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Maria Alejandra Cardona / Reuters Democrats Have Failed to Prove Their Case Against Trump
Republicans are still waiting for a convincing case that the president was acting to advance his own personal interests.
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Mark Blinch / Reuters Stop the Ethanol Madness
The mainstay of the Renewable Fuel Standard is an unmistakable social and environmental failure. Why does it persist?
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Charles Platiau / Reuters The Problem With the State-Level Investigation of Google
The probe may do more for the attorneys general than for the public they’re supposed to protect.
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Robert Galbraith / Reuters Federal Coercion and the EPA’s Clean Power Plan
An obscure provision of the Clean Air Act has become the basis for a sweeping effort to fight climate change. But is it constitutional?
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Rich Pedroncelli / AP Tesla and the Texas Tea Party
How lawmakers championing states' rights and small businesses came to endorse government-sanctioned cartels
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Rick Wilking/Reuters Why Are Conservatives Fighting Colorado's Legal Weed?
The federal government can’t regulate everything under the sun—and that’s good.
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Noah Gordon/The Atlantic The United State of America
Washington is expanding its power by turning state governments into instruments of federal policy.
