Policy
Imports Helped Alleviate the Formula Crisis. Why Are We About to Start Taxing Them Again?
Because Big Dairy cares more than you do.
Moore Maps, More Problems
The Supreme Court considers a dispute over North Carolina’s congressional district maps: A Dispatch Explainer.
What Will the Next Congress Prioritize on China?
An interview with Rep. Chris Smith, plus a look at a bill condemning genocide in Ukraine.
Will Student Loan Forgiveness Survive SCOTUS?
The Supreme Court will consider whether the program is constitutional early next year.
SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Christian Web Designer
The Supreme Court decided Colorado’s anti-discrimination protections conflicts with creative professionals’ free speech.
Pushing Back on Pushwoosh
And other ways the government is addressing data and national security concerns.
It’s Lame Duck Season
Congress still has a lot to tackle before its membership rolls over in January.
How the Supreme Court Could Reshape Social Media
Internet companies might lose some protection from legal liability for user-generated content.
Sanctions Are Freeing Iran
The measures have made it hard for the regime to crack down on the people.
The Latest U.S. Shortage: Generic Drugs
From antibiotics to antivirals, supply chains are struggling to keep up with 'tripledemic' demand.
Why Congress Will Never Reform Social Security
And who will pay the price when the trust fund runs out.
On Protests in China, Is Less More?
Plus: Kevin McCarthy mulls the math for his speakership bid, and what comes next for the January 6 committee.
Ranked Choice Voting Is Working in Alaska
Results took longer to come in, but the ultimate outcome makes sense.
The War on Bubba
Our approach to gun crime is a mix of doing nothing and going after middle-aged guys who like to shoot rifles.