A Sensible Middle Ground on Data Privacy

Jessie Maga

Holding tech companies accountable for the same sorts of data spillage that would violate the law if they came from a “traditional” or “analog” company seems to be a much simpler solution. Read More

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The Wrong Bogeymen

Kevin D. Williamson

The 'establishment' isn't the enemy of the people. The people themselves are.

Trolling America in HBO’s Euphoria

Kyle Smith

Is "Euphoria" a nightmare dispatch from the front lines of the latest teen revolution? That’s its pose.

AOC’s Holocaust Remarks Divide Congressional Democrats

Mairead McArdle

Democrats are split over Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's comments equating immigrant-detention centers with the concentration camps of Nazi Germany.

The California Housing Crisis and the Problem with Local Control

James Sutton

Subsidiarity should be honored by conservatives, but not when it results in a few wealthy towns passing off the housing crisis to poorer ones.

Could a Revenue-Neutral Carbon Tax Be the First Step to Fight Climate Change?

John Sweeney

The fight against climate change is a marathon, not a sprint. The policies we craft today must fuel innovation and research for many decades to come.

Kamala Harris’s Dreadful DA Record

Craig Trainor

Democratic presidential aspirant Kamala Harris’s tenure as San Francisco’s chief prosecutor reveals much about her character and judgment.

Two Painful Truths of America’s Religious Culture War

David French

Secular government is breaking its promise of liberty, and the American church is breaking its promise of virtue.

Iranian Official Downplays Possibility of Military Confrontation with U.S.

Mairead McArdle

A top Iranian official on Wednesday predicted that no military conflict with the U.S. was coming, despite the Trump administration's actions.

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