Rittenhouse’s Fate Goes to the Jury
His self-defense claims are strong, but acquittal is not certain.
The Rittenhouse Prosecution Is Not Going So Well
But we’ll see what the defense portion of the trial brings.
The Dems’ Mess of a Child-Care Plan
Some technical aspects of the Democrats’ child-care proposal would be disastrous.
Crime Families
Long-term changes in domestic structure are a reality with which to cope.
‘Evaluating the Police Shooting of Ashli Babbitt’
Three use-of-force experts break the case down.
Study: ‘Tipped’ Minimum Wage Kills Jobs, Too
A new study finds that hiking the ‘tipped’ minimum wage kills jobs, and might make workers worse off overall.
Seeking a Middle Ground on the Child Tax Credit
The Bipartisan Policy Project tries to thread the needle on a controversial policy.
The Dubious Challenge to Antonin Scalia’s Heller Decision
A new linguistic tool joins the debate.
What to Make of Racial Gaps
A review of Facing Reality: Two Truths about Race in America, by Charles Murray.