Alaska LNG may in time justify investment capital, but existing market signals do not justify overriding private hesitation with federal guarantees.
O n Tuesday night, the preschool attached to Park East Synagogue closed early because staff could not ensure a safe dismissal. Outside, protesters had gathered to demonstrate agai ...
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Phillip W. Magness

David J. Theroux Chair in Political Economy at the Independent Institute. Despite Donald Trump’s claims, history shows that Section 122 does not justify his new tariffs. The White House is warning of ...
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Mike Coté

Mike Coté is a writer and historian focusing on great-power rivalry and geopolitics. He blogs at rationalpolicy.com and hosts the Rational Policy podcast. Expanding the Middle East’s energy pipeline ...
The Senate and the courts are fundamentally human institutions. They’re about people and ideas, not algorithmic predictions.
Academic presses often send out manuscripts to expert reviewers (though for an established author, they might not bother), but it’s apparent that Lepore’s commercial publisher, Liveright, did not. For ...
In Baehr v. Lewin, the Hawaii Supreme Court rules that the definition of marriage as a union of a man and a woman presumptively violates the state constitution, and it orders the state to ...
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Hannah Cox

Hannah Cox is a political commentator, writer, and activist. The former FTC chair takes her wrongheaded ideas to a new perch at Columbia.
Unfortunately, continuing to defund abortion providers might be stuck behind other GOP legislative priorities. Two weeks ago, an amendment proposed by Senator Josh Hawley to include defunding abortion ...
To shape policy at the national level, you have to win at the state level. If your cause keeps losing even in red states, you’ve got to work harder there.
And we don’t even have that on the schedule for today! Heads up folks, did you know that the Iran war is apparently over? Yes, on May 1 Trump sent a letter to Congress officially declaring the war ...
The old eugenics of Galton and his heirs, of Buck v. Bell (1927) and the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, was many terrible things, but its terribleness was at least coherent. It believed, with the ...