Editorials
Of power and duty
Everyone wants to know what William Barr considers the limits of presidential power. Barr, if confirmed as attorney general, would be the top law enforcement officer of…
January 22, 2019
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Shutdown battle reaches new low over State of the Union
Every president has delivered a State of the Union message to Congress, but no State of the Union has provoked a partisan fight like the one President…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Snow joke
In the early days of winter, when hunting seasons are winding down and it seems like an ice age until opening day for spring trout, outdoors-themed conventions…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
NSA wants your love
The National Security Agency is preparing to release to the public a powerful cybersecurity tool used within the spy agency to analyze computer viruses, winning outside praise…
Healthcare
Liberal states move beyond Obamacare
Democrats in liberal states are aiming to go beyond Obamacare with new healthcare legislation, trying to circumvent Congress in order to test out possibilities for a future…
Magazine - Your Land
Where problem words go to die
Why isn’t there a good name for opposing political correctness, wokeness, policing speech, and so on? In a recent article, the usually solid wordsmith Jesse Singal had…
Columnists
Britain’s elite are no longer hiding their effort to overturn Brexit
I owe my voters an apology. During the 2016 Brexit referendum, several “leave” supporters resignedly told me that, if our side won, the “remain” side would ignore…
Magazine - Features
The end of Florida’s liberal full-court press
As bad as Republican losses were in the 2018 midterm elections, the little red wave that hit Florida on Nov. 6 went a long way toward cushioning…
Magazine - Personal Finance
What the shutdown means for your tax refund
As the government shutdown dragged on, many people started to worry about tax season. With the early filing date approaching, will the IRS be ready to accept…