Closing down most human activity in response to the coronavirus was disproportionate, but that doesn’t make it unpopular. Even if, when the evidence is in, mothballing the…
BRISTOL, Tennessee — April’s race weekend came and went with no one filling the steep stadium stands of one of the largest sports venues in the world,…
In most parts of America, children have been out of school since the middle of March, and in-person learning has been canceled for the rest of the…
As states slowly experiment with reopening their economies, there is a deep sense of frustration in policy circles about the lack of a clear national response to…
While the Michael Flynn prosecution is currently imploding, no matter how it ends, the key lesson is clear: The nakedly coercive tactics routinely used by federal prosecutors…
The AP Stylebook is a continuously updating guide to how journalists can write stylishly, precisely, and grammatically. Familiarity with AP style is a job qualification for writers…
As the country begins reopening, the restaurant industry is suffering huge losses but hopes to start rebounding in the coming weeks. The Washington Examiner had a phone…
Busy hands are happy hands. When many hands were idled as stay-at-home orders spread across the nation, they chose spring cleaning to make themselves happy. Garage sales…
Patient visits to emergency rooms have dropped precipitously since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, in some places declining as much as 50%. The results have often…
If Sen. Elizabeth Warren hadn’t launched her presidential campaign with a live Instagram video and forced her husband on camera, I doubt we would have ever known…
