The Challenge of Curbing Corporate Subsidies
State and local governments offer development incentives to big businesses. Ending the practice won’t be easy.
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Loyalty Tests May Hurt the Trump Administration
The Trump administration's reluctance to hire foreign-policy hands once critical of Trump could pose a problem.
Compete with China by Investing in Ourselves
Further advances in computation, software, artificial intelligence, and robotics will redound to the benefit of the country.
Meet Nuclear Escalation with Nuclear Deterrence
A foreign-policy analyst argues that nuclear deterrence will help deter aggression from China and Russia.
Why We Should Tinker with the House
Modestly expanding it would have salutary effects. So would moving to a more proportional voting system.
Toward a Conservative Approach to Climate Policy
For many voters, the climate simply isn’t a galvanizing issue — but there’s still smart policy to be made.
There’s No Good Reason to Harass Tucker Carlson’s Family
If Carlson’s support for immigration enforcement makes him “fair game,” what about the millions of Americans who agree?
As American Indian Tribes Go, So Goes the Nation
California’s Indian tribes are policing their boundaries to avoid crippling fiscal burdens. The U.S. may have to make a similar choice.
Ending Birthright Citizenship Is No Panacea
Even if the president’s plan to end birthright citizenship via executive order gets off the ground, it isn’t likely to solve our immigration problems.
It’s Time to Modernize Our Approach toward Iraq
A little help today could spare us much bigger headaches tomorrow.