Hard bargaining can produce better trade or defense terms. A pointless insult only gives Canadian politicians another reason to resist us. As an AP U.S. […]
Category: Opinion
Arizona’s “May Not” Law Faces Test: Can Employees Challenge Mandatory Training?
Arizona’s state law prohibiting government agencies from requiring employees to participate in training that imposes racial, ethnic, or sex-based blame or judgment has been put […]
California’s ‘Stop Nick Shirley’ Law Creates a Legal Minefield for Journalists
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 […]
Gender Ideology’s Hidden Past: The Marxist Revolution Behind Women’s Sports
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 […]
The Data Center Backlash: Why Property Rights, Not Politics, Should Guide the Debate
Noise, water use, and power demand are legitimate concerns. However, transforming these concerns into the unilateral right to veto someone else’s land is a different […]
The Unthinkable Shift in American Politics: When Mocking Assassinations Became Normal
When the fight over children, family, citizenship, religion, and human nature ends, politics ceases to be a negotiation over marginal tax rates. The assassination of […]
Tech Itself Is Now Being Cast as Evil in America’s Populist Backlash
Americans are no longer arguing only about power bills, land use, or AI. Increasingly, tech itself is being cast as evil — and that changes […]
Abortion Economics Debate: How a Trillion-Dollar Argument Undermines Human Life
A viral 2018 comment by Chelsea Clinton has resurfaced this week, sparking renewed debate over the economic implications of abortion rights. The widely circulated claim—that […]
The Internet’s Explanation for Two High-Profile Deaths
Alan Greenspan made it to 100. Hayden Panettiere died at 36. The internet has one explanation for both: Somebody, somewhere, must have done it. Alan […]
Iran Conflict Exposes Navy’s Vulnerabilities: The Urgent Need for Systemic Renewal
The Iran conflict has taken a toll. We can either bounce back and get stronger or continue watching our capabilities degrade. The Navy has endured […]