Can Trump Make the Bureaucracy Sane Again?
The administration’s new proposal would streamline the government’s operations.
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‘America First’ Is the EU’s Greatest Opportunity
In a twist, the most nationalist of the recent American presidents might give the supranational body a new life.
The EU’s Horrendous Copyright Proposal
This is the wrong way to address online publishers’ grievances.
Marion Maréchal Is Still a Le Pen
Just as Marine Le Pen tried (and failed) to purge their party of Jean-Marie's imprint, Maréchal’s overtures to the mainstream Right are an attempt at masking her party's ...
On Huawei, Google Should ‘Do the Right Thing’
Lawmakers are asking Google to end what they see as a double standard in its cooperation with Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications company.
America’s Withdrawal from the UNHRC Is a Win for Human-Rights Promotion
There's more to be gained at the U.N. by sidelining dictators through structural reform than by abetting their treachery through acquiescence.
The Frustration of the Anti-Trump Republicans
They’re trapped between a GOP majority and a hysterical progressive cacophony.
France Fights Fake News, Risks Press Freedom
Macron’s proposal would give courts 48 to decide whether a story is accurate, and the government could then block access to it.
Google, AI, and National Defense
Those tasked with keeping America safe — with help from partners in Silicon Valley — will need to embrace their key role in this developing debate.
Should Tech Companies Be Broken Up?
No, but there are other ways to foster competition.