Policy
Taiwan Bill Delayed Amid White House Pushback
It’s the latest clash between Congress and the Biden administration over China policy.
The Shifting Dynamics Around Rape and Incest Exceptions to Abortion Bans
Many newer state-level laws eschew them or require reporting the matter to law enforcement.
A More Nuanced Approach to Student Loan Forgiveness
Blanket forgiveness would be unfair as well as inflationary. There are more practical solutions.
Josh Hawley Is Wrong About NATO
Welcoming Finland and Sweden strengthens the alliance and serves U.S. interests.
The Inflation Reduction Act Is Not the Big Deal That Both Parties Think It Is
The Democrats are claiming victory for passing a sliver of Build Back Better, while Republicans are now voting against legislation they actually support out of spite.
A Crucial Court Case Exposes the Darkness of America’s Worst Industry
Remember the name Serena Fleites—a survivor who has become a hero.
Uncertainty Over Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit Exposes American Weakness
If she does not go, Beijing will have taken the measure of another American White House and found it to be more bark than bite.
Is the Pentagon at Risk of Running Out of Weapons?
A new GAO report shows decline in our industrial base.
The Days After Dobbs for Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Is the pro-life movement prepared as abortion laws shift in the states?
How Congress Can Keep Biden From Caving to Iran’s Demands
The administration has said it will not remove the IRGC’s terrorist designation, but it is likely looking for ways to ease the burden on Iran.
Why Progressives Are Making a Mess of the Culture War
They fail to recognize that people care more about sensible solutions to everyday problems than hot-button topics.
The Nuclear Deal That Biden Should Be Worrying About
Iran has long been in violation of the Nonproliferation Treaty, and the president should be working to push it back into compliance.