Apple Is Right to Refuse to Help the FBI Hack into iPhones
The federal government can’t be trusted with additional surveillance powers.
Trump Gives Fast-Food Restaurants a Break
He’s rolling back the “joint employer” rules imposed by the previous administration.
Happily Ever After — Even in Hollywood
The real ‘Marriage Story’ is a lot brighter than Hollywood is letting on.
Phase One Trade-Deal Analysis
In what will be a continuing series of negotiations, the agreement defers the more pressing issues of Chinese subsidies and industrial policy to later rounds.
Trump Wants to Cut ‘Environmental Impact Statements’ Down to Size
They're ridiculous, and they’re one of the reasons it takes so long to build infrastructure in this country.
John Roberts, Eternal Hostage
Like clockwork, Democrats warn that the Supreme Court’s reputation and ‘legitimacy’ are in danger every time it threatens not to give them what they want.
Piercing the Fog of a Public Option
A public option is only likely to expand overall health-insurance coverage to the extent that it is subsidized with additional funds.
Saudi’s Terrorist Massacre at Florida Naval Base Highlights the Weakness of U.S. Vetting
Though the shooter acted alone, the U.S. is expelling 21 Saudi trainees for newly uncovered jihadist social-media content and contact with child pornography.