So much that used to belong to our private lives is now a shared record of our interactions with every corporation and server and Wi-Fi signal.

Trump is close to achieving something resembling victory, but he’s not there yet.

Leave it to Professor Katie to tell you what policymakers and pundits have known for years now: California is bleeding actual legal residents.

As we’ve seen in Baltimore and other blue cities, dumping soft-on-crime prosecutors and putting criminals behind bars gets results.

The resulting surge in auto prices may spell the end for reliable, entry-level vehicles.

While the island’s status is unavoidable, other issues will drive the real deals.

New York doesn’t have a revenue problem. It has a spending problem.

Turning Orwell’s allegory into a pigsty.

This was wanton economic destruction masquerading as antitrust enforcement. 

Merz’s stupidity is no excuse for a stupid response.

The ‘manosphere’ has nothing on Alex Cooper.

A Republican congressman shows pro-life politicians the way.

The former FTC chair takes her wrongheaded ideas to a new perch at Columbia.

The Supreme Court should make the FDA do its job before it exercises power.

The senator is not even telling half the story.

The initial skirmishes that presage a return to combat operations may have already begun.

President Trump ought to break the cycle of weaponization at the Justice Department.

‘I know we’re missing something . . . and I’m very distressed by it,’ the justice said of declining civics and history education, in an interview with NR.

It is time for the STB to reestablish its congressionally mandated exclusive jurisdiction over the regulation of our freight-rail system.

AI’s proportion of global chip consumption is rising — and the rest of the economy is competing for what’s left.