Shame on Sarah Jeong for Belittling the Uyghur Genocide
In an attempt to draw a moral equivalence between Xi Jinping’s China and Trump’s America, Jeong has done a grave disservice to the victims of a great evil.
New York’s Corporate-Welfare Boondoggle Flops
The city and state’s money should go towards genuine public goods, not to a direct cash transfer from ordinary New Yorkers to wealthy Amazon.
Amanda Spielman’s War on Religion in Great Britain
In the name of “British values,” French-style secularism is being imposed on religious schools in England.
Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Wealth Tax’ Is Unconstitutional
While there may be good arguments for wealth-based taxation systems, the Constitution forbids them in the U.S.
Rand Paul’s Distortion of History
Rand Paul is not only dealing in bad history here, but bad politics as well.
Herb Kelleher’s Southwest Airlines Showed the Value of Playing Fair
R.I.P. to a businessman who beat cronyism
A Bizarre Take on Executive Power
On Thursday, the Senate voted 56-41 to pass S.J. Res. 54, the Yemen War Powers Resolution, which directs the president to withdraw support for the Saudi coalition in its war ...
Los Angeles Legalizes Street Vending
A new California law, signed by Governor Jerry Brown in September, changes prohibits cities from over-regulating vendors.
How a 2012 Law Unleashed ‘Crowdfunding’ — in Entertainment and Elsewhere
Individuals are now free to invest small sums in the projects they want to see.