Barbara Bush and the Broccoli Vote
George H. W. Bush's ingratitude towards broccoli rankled, and it still does.
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The End of the Urbanist Dream?
It is no secret that states such as California and New York don’t have enough housing to meet demand. But the problem isn’t limited to the coasts.
A Trump Trade and Economic Doctrine
For U.S. workers to flourish, we need our trading partners to allow their own workers to share in the fruits of rising prosperity.
California’s Simmering Political Revolt
There’s going to be an appetite for a unifying nationalism that speaks to second-generation Californians.
Do We Need a New ‘Digital Protection Agency’?
The country needs a way to start cleaning up the cyber-security mess.
Kevin Williamson and the Diversity of NR
The notion that a publication can be home to a wide range of perspectives is under intense strain.
The Two-Degree Target
What if undue reverence for the two-degree target hurts legitimate efforts to address climate change?
A More Accessible ACT and SAT
Susan Dynarski directs our attention to the administration of the SAT and ACT.
Is the Hudson River Gateway Project a Boondoggle?
The project would increase mass-transit capacity, but it isn't worth $30 billion.
Encouraging Signs in Iraq
Last year, relations between the Iraqi central government and the Kurds reached what was possibly an all-time low.