Police Militarization Gave Us Uvalde
The adoption of aggressive, military-style tactics and weaponry has put American policing on the wrong track for decades.
Conservatives Can Win By Embracing ‘Selectionism’
Immigration doesn’t have to spell demographic doom for Republicans.
America’s Most Important Economic Storyteller Is Confused
An old economy is dying, and a new economy is struggling to be born. Now is the time of monstrously confusing data.
The Objective Reality of the U.S.-Saudi Relationship
President Biden undoubtedly continues to dislike MBS. But the U.S. does not exist in some ethereal realm of gumdrops and friendship bracelets, and eventually the two men will have to meet.
The Real Chill on Campus
Most students are open to real debate. But their colleges are failing them.
The Real Villain in the Gentrification Story
It’s not young, upwardly mobile college grads.
Under the Banner of Hulu
A buzzy new true-crime series advances an old, insidious idea—that Mormons are a threat to the American project.
The Brexit Revolution That Wasn’t
Britons were promised freedom. Instead, we got little stamps on beer glasses.
The Rifle That Ruined America
As an NRA-approved icon and the mass shooter’s weapon of choice, the AR-15 has done untold harm.
The January 6 Committee Is Not Messing Around
Its first two sessions have already made a powerful case for why this investigation matters.
What It’s Like at an Abortion Clinic in Mississippi Right Now
“What kind of loopholes will we be able to jump through, that we’re not putting either ourselves or the women at risk?”
The Right to Become a Parent Is Now at Risk Too
The courts used to understand that Roe stood not so much for the choice to end a pregnancy as for the choice of whether to end one.
The War in Ukraine Has Exposed a Critical American Vulnerability
Shoring up the nation’s supply chain is the single greatest challenge to the national defense.
Professors Need the Power to Fire Diversity Bureaucrats
Scholars should drive out overzealous administrators, not vice versa.
How to Save Women’s Lives After Roe
A federal law exists that could protect women having life-threatening pregnancy complications—but only if the Biden administration decides to use it.
The End of the Millennial Lifestyle Subsidy
Something beyond rising energy and labor costs is leading to sticker shock on once-cheap urban amenities.
How I Learned to Eat Alone and Not Be Lonely
What two years of solo dinners taught me
Biden Is Right About Saudi Arabia
The president is sacrificing his values in the interests of something we haven’t seen much of in the past two decades: realism.
The Most Important Study in the Abortion Debate
Researchers rigorously tested the persistent notion that abortion wounds the women who seek it.
The One Key Word Biden Needs to Invoke on Ukraine
He should call it a fight not for democracy but for sovereignty.