Policy
Sanctions Have Hurt Iran’s Aviation Sector, But Not Enough
There is more the U.S. can do to keep the Islamic Republic from using planes to support dictators and terrorists.
Accountability and the Air Traffic Control Debacle (That I Experienced Firsthand)
There is an obvious way to implement urgently needed reform.
There Is No Painless Way to Balance the Budget
‘Taxing the rich’ and cutting ‘woke’ programs won’t come close to getting the job done.
Handling Classified Documents 101
How Joe Biden’s classified material should have been handled at the end of the Obama administration: A Dispatch Explainer.
A Bleak Outlook on Immigration Reform
Divisions in Congress make major breakthroughs on the issue unlikely in 2023.
How a Progressive Judge Helped Preserve American Pluralism
The law is doing its part. Are Christians doing theirs?
Overheated: The Battle Over Gas Stoves
The real issue is making sure our energy networks can provide affordable and reliable power.
Let Ukraine Defeat the Russia-Iranian War Machine
Biden’s chronic risk aversion is prolonging the war and making it more costly
Electric Vehicles and the Unintended Consequences of Industrial Policy
A plan to subsidize EV purchases has angered trading partners and might be bad for the environment.
House GOP Moves to Messaging Bills and Investigations
Plus, a new select committee on strategic competition with China.
Understanding Biden’s Big Immigration Plan
The administration seeks to bring order to the chaotic influx of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Why Entitlement Reform Is So Hard
If lawmakers won’t reduce benefits, raising taxes is the only option.