‘Free’ College Is a Terrible Idea. Here’s a Better One.
Removing the unquestioned and unlimited supply of federal funding devoid of underwriting would set off the most dramatic price competition in history.
Politics & Policy
Legal Actions Led to Trump’s Impeachment
Impeachment is a political, not a legal, process. That said, no violations of the law have been identified.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 8
1998—Something called “table dancing” earns Ninth Circuit judge Stephen Reinhardt’s special solicitude.
In dissent in Colacurcio v. City of Kent, Reinhardt ponders “whether table dancing constitutes a separate form of expressive communication ...
The Impeachment Eye Test
We know an impeachable offense when we see one. But you wouldn't know that from listening to Wednesday's Democratic witnesses.
Medicare for All, Progressive-Campaign Killer
Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren fell for the fool's gold of socialized medicine.
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Mike Bloomberg Spent Around $30 Million On TV Ads Against Trump
Bloomberg has spent more money on ads this week than other Democratic candidates have all year.
Impeachment Whodunits
Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, Michael, and Luke discuss impeachment proceedings.
Nancy Pelosi’s Case
If Democrats were just arguing that Trump used his power improperly and it should be thoroughly investigated, they’d have an unassailable case.
‘Foreign Interference’ and the Trump Impeachment
If Trump had actually succeeded in getting the Ukrainians to do what he wanted, it would have been much more us meddling in Ukrainian politics — and law enforcement — ...
Do Failing Historically Black Colleges Deserve Billions in Handouts?
A lack of accountability means that mismanaged institutions repeatedly get bailed out.