Policy
Questions for Biden’s Choice for Homeland Security
Alejandro Mayorkas brings experience, but senators should revisit his 2013 confirmation hearings to be deputy secretary.
Trump’s Naval Plan Came Too Late. That’s Too Bad.
He promised to increase the Navy but never put in the work to accomplish it.
Finding Reasons to be Grateful in a Year Like No Other
2020 has been a rough year, but it shouldn't obscure decades of progress around the world.
What Makes the Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines So Promising
Using messenger RNA alleviates some of the problems with traditional vaccines.
The Biden Agenda: What the Next Four Years Might Look Like
Analysts and experts weigh in on his proposals on taxes, education, poverty, foreign policy, and more.
The Biden Agenda: Can Joe Walk a Fine Line on Climate Change?
He vows to spend big, but even that might not placate climate hawks.
No, College Kids Aren’t All Reckless or Selfish
There are risks in returning to campus, but polling shows that members of Gen Z are being cautious and aware.
Between War and Capitulation
As we deal with aggression from China, Iran, and Russia, it’s time to dust off the Reagan Doctrine.
The Strength in American Self-Improvement
Not doing so gives credibility to our enemies when they attempt to shame us.
Republicans Should Be Playing Offense on Economic Relief
Why are they letting Democrats lead the way on the next round of stimulus?
This Is Not The Great Depression … Yet
So let’s be sure to avoid the counterproductive measures of the New Deal.
What We Lose With Jury Trials on Hold
Jury service reminds everyday people of how vibrant and alive our democracy truly is.
What If We Tried a Real Quarantine?
Voluntary social distancing has helped, but governments have ignored the most powerful tool they have.
Some Georgia Businesses Can Reopen. But Will They?
As Atlanta's mayor speaks out against the governor's plan, some business owners will stay closed out of caution and other concerns.
