Colorado the Next Zero-Income Tax State?
The effort to chisel away at the state income tax has gained steam in the Centennial State. Can voters and Governor Polis pull it off?
Economy & Business
Energy, Climate Policy, and Inflation
The week of October 11: a grim cocktail (an energy crunch, inflation, and a supply-chain mess) and much, much more.
East Coast Ports: You’re Next
If the East Coast can step up and take some pressure off the West Coast, that would be a welcome development.
Biden Contradicts Pelosi on How to Shrink $3.5 Trillion Bill
For all the talk about the division between moderates and progressives, it turns out that Biden and Pelosi aren’t even on the same page.
Conservatives Should Support Section 230 Reform
Contrary to what some conservatives have argued, there are prudent — and principled — ways to secure more robust free-speech protections for social-media users.
‘Chappelle Takes on the Woke Scolds’
The editors discuss the supply-chain disruptions and much more.
Pete Buttigieg Should Not Be Taking Two Months off during a Supply-Chain Crisis
A senior executive taking two full months out of the office during a major crisis in the job is a legitimate story.
Atlanta Business Owners Say Possible World Series Windfall Won’t Make Up for All-Star Game Loss
Six months after MLB pulled its All-Star Game out of Georgia to protest the state’s election law, Atlanta is back in the spotlight.
Supply Chains: It’s Not Just Us
With all the focus on America’s shipping delays, it’s easy to forget that the world’s biggest shipping backup is in southern China, not southern California.
Er . . . This Is Pete Buttigieg We’re Talking About, Right?
Would the supply-chain crisis be any different if Pete Buttigieg had been in the office the past two months?