A Sensible Middle Ground on Data Privacy
Internet users are right to be concerned about the massive amounts of information big tech companies collect, but regulatory solutions should be narrowly tailored.
Could a Revenue-Neutral Carbon Tax Be the First Step to Fight Climate Change?
If Republicans hope to enact solutions to the problem that serve everyone’s long-term interests, this is where they should start.
The Move to Reclaim Privacy
Silicon Valley’s social-media giants have remade the world as their walled garden.
Trolling America in HBO’s Euphoria
The one-hour pilot contains material beyond what is ordinarily found in even an R-rated movie.
Trump’s Personality Is His Biggest Re-Election Obstacle
The problem for Trump is that if the central question of the election is him, he will lose because he is not popular.
Kamala Harris’s Dreadful DA Record
Her tenure as San Francisco’s chief prosecutor reveals much about her character and judgment.
National Popular Vote Movement Tries to Win Over Skeptical Conservatives
As the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact inches closer to changing how we elect the president, supporters still must sway right-leaning voters.
The California Housing Crisis and the Problem with Local Control
In California, cities that don’t play by the rules hurt those that do.
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Hawley to Introduce Bill Making It Easier to Sue Big Tech Firms Over Political Bias
The bill would make firms like Facebook and Youtube legally liable for user-generated content unless they can prove their moderation is politically unbiased.
Joe Biden: ‘At Least There was Some Civility’ from Segregationist James Eastland
Biden pushed back on the charge leveled by many of his Democratic opponents, that he is too eager to acquiesce to Republicans in the name of bipartisanship.
Could a Revenue-Neutral Carbon Tax Be the First Step to Fight Climate Change?
If Republicans hope to enact solutions to the problem that serve everyone’s long-term interests, this is where they should start.
National Popular Vote Movement Tries to Win Over Skeptical Conservatives
As the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact inches closer to changing how we elect the president, supporters still must sway right-leaning voters.
Trolling America in HBO’s Euphoria
The one-hour pilot contains material beyond what is ordinarily found in even an R-rated movie.
The California Housing Crisis and the Problem with Local Control
In California, cities that don’t play by the rules hurt those that do.
A Sensible Middle Ground on Data Privacy
Internet users are right to be concerned about the massive amounts of information big tech companies collect, but regulatory solutions should be narrowly tailored.
Trump’s Personality Is His Biggest Re-Election Obstacle
The problem for Trump is that if the central question of the election is him, he will lose because he is not popular.
Kamala Harris’s Dreadful DA Record
Her tenure as San Francisco’s chief prosecutor reveals much about her character and judgment.
A Debate about Brexit in Which Nobody Debated Brexit
There is a slim, slim chance that the EU decides to budge. If it doesn’t, we are simply wasting time.
Trump’s Polish Defense Deal
It won’t be Fort Trump, but it’s still a good beginning.
China Strip Mines Political Prisoners for Their Organs
This is unspeakably evil. But the vaunted international community doesn't have the fortitude to pressure China into actually stopping this horror.
McConnell Rejects Possibility of Slavery Reparations
Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that he is opposed to the idea of authorizing reparations for the descendants of slaves brought to the U.S. against their will.
Brexitanic: Still on Course
Dumping the helmsman won’t do much good if the ship is still heading for an iceberg.
The Move to Reclaim Privacy
Silicon Valley’s social-media giants have remade the world as their walled garden.
Immigration
NY Governor Andrew Cuomo Signs Bill Allowing Illegal Immigrants to Obtain Driver’s Licenses
The bill divided moderate Democrats, who were concerned about its safety implications, from their more progressive counterparts.
McConnell Plans Vote on $4.5 Billion Bill to Address Humanitarian Crisis at Border
McConnell said that he plans to hold a vote on a bill that would allocate $4.5 billion toward mitigating the crisis at the U.S.–Mexico border.
AOC: Trump Administration ‘Is Running Concentration Camps On Our Southern Border’
“That is exactly what they are. They are concentration camps,” the freshman Democrat said during an Instagram livestream.
In This Issue
The Trump-Family Variety Hour
The Trumps head to London, where Donald meets the queen! Meanwhile, Don Jr., Eric, and Ivanka get involved in the Mysterious Treasure of the Mysterious Tower.
A GOP for Parents
Policy should recognize the economic dimension and contributions of families.
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