Policy
Fueling the Electric Vehicle Transition
A final rule from the EPA adjusts the timeline for the auto industry’s transition to electric vehicles.
Boeing’s Problems and the Federal Aviation Administration, Explained
The FAA has taken stringent measures against Boeing during the company’s ongoing issues with the 737 Max 9.
The TikTok Ban’s Free Speech Dilemma
TikTok’s national security risks don’t invalidate free speech concerns.
One Way to Help a Journalism Industry in Crisis: Make J-School History
There are jobs that require a great deal of education. Being a reporter isn’t one of them.
Defang TikTok Before It’s Too Late
The app gives the Chinese Communist Party its greatest asymmetric advantage over the U.S.
The National Association of Realtors Settles
A major class action lawsuit could mean lower housing prices for consumers.
To Protect Free Speech, Congress Should Consider Alternatives to Banning TikTok
The powers being sought by Congress represent the most radical options on the table.
Defund the Speech Police
Both nationalists and progressives keep running into the wall that is the First Amendment.
Optimism in a Time of Doomsaying
American abundance, the Constitution, and today’s technological frontiers are all cause for celebration.
I Make Great Hot Sauce. State Regulations Ensure You’ll Never Taste It.
‘Cottage food’ restrictions mean less choice and less entrepreneurship for no good reason.
Why ‘Intellectual Diversity’ Requirements on Campus Won’t Work
A DEI proposal with a right-leaning twist will still hurt academic freedom.
Gig Workers Face New Rules
Updated regulations governing independent contractors took effect this week.
There Is No Labor Shortage
It’s mostly the sectors dominated by low-wage jobs that are struggling.
The Clock TikToks Down
Could the latest congressional push to restrict the popular app succeed?
The SAT at the Crossroads
Standardized tests can identify bright kids from disadvantaged backgrounds—if that’s what colleges want to use them for.