How to Prosecute Donald Trump
A criminal case against an ex-president must be simple, clear, and damning. It must also avoid novel legal theories and any whiff of selective prosecution.
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Bored to Death by Trump
Sooner or later, every last thing in American life becomes about the former president. It’s incredibly tedious.
Americans Deserve an Explanation on FBI’s Mar-a-Lago Search
If the federal government had no choice, it should be able to make that case before the American public without delay.
The Last Thing Insulin Markets Need Is More Government
If Congress really wanted to expand access to insulin, they could do so tomorrow. But it would require them to give up some of their power.
Expect the IRS to Turn the Dogs Loose
The agency is in line for an $80 billion boost.
In Cannibal, Spielberg Returns to Realism
His music-video debut, far from his best work, signals cultural alienation.
Where DeSantis Holds the Edge over Trump
An analysis of sentiments on social media suggests the former president is slipping among key voters.
What Republican Foreign Policy?
The GOP is just doubling down on Obama–Biden’s strategy of being half in and half out.
Democrats’ Tone-Deaf Spending Bill
The Inflation Reduction Act addresses progressive priorities instead of the issues that actually matter to voters.
The FBI’s Mar-a-Lago ‘Raid’: It’s about the Capitol Riot, Not the Mishandling of Classified Information
This search was almost certainly about much more than classified documents.