Obamacare Is Broken. Here’s How to Help
There is a way to reform Obamacare’s subsidy structure to enhance efficiency and consumer control, without increasing deficits.
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Does Affirmative Action in Mortgage Lending Really Help Black Americans?
There’s no clear reason to believe that race-conscious lending benefits those whom it’s meant to.
With the End of Roe, Let’s End the Violence
There’s an opportunity to unite for the good of creation here.
Roe, gone, &c.
On abortion, woke workplaces, Mitt Romney, a new Marcos, a hurdler, a new Babe Ruth, and more.
A Virtual Regulation for Cryptocurrencies
Washington proposes rules for innovative digital money, while letting government agencies continue fighting over the crypto that actually exists.
The Soviet Past in Putin’s War on Ukraine
As Putin is the dregs of the USSR, so the war in Ukraine is the bitter legacy of Soviet communism.
The Port Huron Statement at 60: Still Not as Good as Its Counterpart
What the Sharon Statement did in 368 words, the Port Huron Statement could not do in almost 26,000.
Life after Roe
Now that voters once again have a say in the abortion debate, they should understand what it is they’re voting on.