Author: Eleanor Scott

California’s newest speech law may be narrower than critics say. But the first draft — plus Gavin Newsom’s recent history — tells you why nobody […]

A league for women now struggles to define the category its own name depends on, revealing deep intellectual roots of confusion. With the “Women’s” NBA […]

Colt Gray murdered four people without justification, leaving no room for mercy. Two years ago, the high school freshman opened fire at Apalachee High School […]

Barack Obama, who turned 65 this month, was made by his party—a fact that makes his silence about the Democratic Party’s future all the more […]

Todd Blanche has been both prosecutor and defense lawyer. That experience may be exactly what Justice needs after the excesses of the Merrick Garland years. […]

America is engaged in negotiations to end the war in Iran on terms favorable to the United States. However, it is difficult to believe this […]

Rand Paul’s committee will vote on a contempt resolution, but Fauci’s Fifth Amendment defense and shaky autopenned pardon may still let him walk. Anthony Fauci […]

As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Americans are rightly reflecting on the enduring genius of the Constitution—a framework that has protected liberty for […]

Cities promise safer streets while building a warrantless system that can track every driver, map every stop, and store records indefinitely. Few surveillance products have […]

Hollywood’s woke era taught audiences to reduce every story to oppression categories. That makes serious films about suffering and meaning almost impossible. Consider ‘Cool Hand […]