Biden’s Commutations Hurt Crime Victims
Despite his claims, the former president ordered many violent offenders released.
Mexico and Canada Fire Back
Retaliation for the Trump tariffs will hurt all sides. But that’s a trade war.
The Economics of Integration
The academic literature largely backs up my grandmother’s views on its benefits and necessity.
Syria Has a New Government—or Does It?
Ahmed al-Sharaa has declared himself president, but the country is fractured among competing armed factions.
Canada, Mexico Want America to Feel the Pain of Tariffs Too
The two countries are planning precision strikes against U.S. exports in response to the unilateral tariffs announced by the ...
‘Lawless Republic’ Review: A Society in Decay
Amid violence and disorder in the Roman Republic, dodgy legal maneuvering made things worse. Cicero was far from blameless.
Three Solutions to the Time-Change Debate
Adopt Coordinated Universal Time, permanent Standard Time, or forget about it.
When Doctors Become Infected With Politics
It came for Colorado, but it’s been in Communist China, too.
Blinder’s Migrant Oversight
His rose-colored glasses on migration filter out the downsides of crime and more.
Gruel, Unusual Punishment
A story of ‘oral health justice’ in Texas.
Saving Civilization Isn’t as Costly as Before
In the 1940s, we needed to risk our lives to do what needed to be done. Today all we are asked is to give some money.
Blame California’s Crazies, Not Frackers, for Wildfires
Hug, don’t sue, a fracker.