Don’t Make Facebook the Ministry of Truth
Elizabeth Warren wants the social-media giant to certify the truth and falsity of the political ads it runs. She should think the issue through more carefully.
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Silence Would Be Preferable
LeBron’s political self-regard, his financial interests, and his silence simply paint a damning picture.
Steel Tariffs on Turkey?
What we’ve seen in the last week is Trump unleashed from his own advisors.
The America-First Chimera
Trump’s rhetoric about ending stupid and wasteful wars in the Middle East is not matched by the reality of policy.
China Bites the Apple
Apple should consider President Trump’s advice to begin offshoring production out of China.
The NBA’s Abasement, and Ours
China’s authoritarianism is creeping into American life through corporate power. To hell with that.
Snubbing a Saint and Scholar
The Irish government and University College Dublin seem to be ignoring John Henry Newman's canonization, despite his impact on Irish culture.
Devil In the Red Hat: What the Bridgeport Diocese Abuse Report Can’t Say
The problem can’t be treated separately from the larger moral culture of the clergy.
Trump’s Many Empty Words — and Why He Doesn’t Pay a Political Price for Them
The president has reaped the benefits of a double standard he helped create.
