The most important movement within the Democratic Party is being infiltrated by actual Marxists.

People respond to incentives, whether real or imagined. Some sort of migrant surge was foreseeable.

We shouldn’t dismantle a system that has served patients well for decades.

The Ceuta crisis leaves in its wake a series of follow-on crises that illuminate strategic challenges for Spain, Europe, and America alike. 

States are making it easier to fire bad workers, allowing better pay for high performers, and limiting the collective bargaining power of unions.

David Hearn was chosen at random and put through the wringer for no reason, until cleared.

The roar of a magnificent American roller coaster has fallen silent.

The activists will only keep trying.

The Chloe Cole Act may bear my name, but it belongs to every detransitioner in America.

Francesca Hong’s gubernatorial candidacy represents a risky bet for Wisconsin Democrats, and the state itself.

Domestic political squabbles are getting in the way of figuring out the answer to a fundamentally geopolitical question.

Keeping the eternal memory of Jake Marlowe in our hearts and minds is a noble use of culture. More should join the club.

On Foreign Tongues, the band remains rooted in the blues — and intent on whatever comes next.

Life has given us this special citrus. Let’s make the most of it.

Reading the doctor’s private notes is an eye-opening experience.

The loss of curiosity strikes again.

The indirect journey toward meaningful objectives — the pursuit of happiness — drives the American story.

Sixty-thousand migrants poured into Ceuta with the cooperation of the Moroccan state.

Instead, they are likely to become hubs of disorder.

Stephen tended to business and all things Cooperstown. Sterling sashayed and bought Renoirs, but did he try to overthrow the government in his copious spare time?