Policy
Trivial Pursuits
Do we need ‘consumer protection’ policies on burger prices and bags of potato chips?
College or Trade School? How About Both?
Leaving behind the broken ‘either-or’ debate over post-secondary education.
Slate Publishes Gun-Control Fiction
Bump stocks aren’t machine guns, and good luck trying to fire an AR-style rifle 800 times in a minute.
Alabama’s Mad Dash to Offer IVF Clinics Blanket Immunity
There are risks to lawmaking in a fit of political desperation amid a media firestorm.
Ten Myths Sabotaging Social Security Reform
Distorting history and underestimating the severity of the problem only increases the chance of insolvency.
The Gemini Debacle Is Just the Beginning
With tough questions about AI alignment up in the air, politics is getting in the way.
Remote Work Is Here to Stay, Mostly for the Better
It’s great for working parents, people with disabilities, and anyone who likes more flexibility at work.
Congress Tries to Avoid A(nother) Shutdown
The latest continuing resolution funding deadline is fast approaching.
Alabama Supreme Court Sparks IVF Debate
The ruling protecting frozen embryos under the state’s wrongful death law, explained.
What Really Went Wrong In the Antisemitism Hearings
While university presidents lacked principled defiance, GOP officials embraced political theater. A 20th-century university leader shows a better path.
Our Best Stuff Marking the Second Anniversary of the War in Ukraine
Plus: The truth about Moscow grocery stores and Biden’s diminished mental capacity.
Biden’s Hezbollah Plan Is a Win-Win—for the Terrorists
Israel faces a harsh reality in an election year for the United States.
Unfrozen Caveman Tucker
Simple folk wisdom can be persuasive, even when pushed by an obvious phony.