The secretary of state stayed true to President Trump while reassuring Europe.

Large nonprofit hospital networks are leveraging huge subsidies for financial gains and political advantage.

Postwar Vietnam is a good model for how a nation can emerge from collectivist tyranny.

The lobbying industry has exploded under Trump’s tariff regime.

George Washington’s birthday should not be a celebration of presidents in general.

The key is to draw a line between AI architecture and AI applications.

Ultimately, the battle is about whether our immigration laws can be enforced.

The life and death of the NASCAR champion show how legend can become as meaningful as accomplishment.

On finally cracking the pie-crust code.

We’ve strayed from the ideal of libraries as community temples of learning.

Moving the student loan portfolio to the Treasury Department would benefit both borrowers and taxpayers.

My experience shows that censorship is real in the EU, and it could come to the United States.

Mifepristone has not gotten safer; the FDA has just gotten more political.

A collection on sex through the ages explores its power, delights — oh, and there’s plenty of paraphernalia.

The polling industry seems increasingly uninterested in its own history.

The administration may appeal the latest decision and might well win. But its conduct has conveyed weakness in several respects.

The real danger AI poses is to original thought itself.

Swiss voters are being asked to decide on a referendum to limit the country’s population to 10 million people.

Gu skis for China, a choice that is a little like deciding to represent a fascist country during the 1930s.

Plus: Trump rolls back climate regulations.