Business
CEOs want a national privacy law
The chief executive officers of some of the largest companies in the United States are pushing for Congress to pass a consumer privacy law, but their efforts…
September 24, 2019
Magazine - Features
Money to burn
Free lunch politics are as old as government. Yet the 2020 presidential campaign trail is proving to be unique for the unprecedented scale of the unfunded promises,…
Magazine - Features
Manmade disasters
Urbanization has gone wrong. Billed as the best way for young men and women to maximize their autonomy and actualize their full self-expression, America’s largest cities are…
Columnists
Kamala Harris’ big blunder
Sen. Kamala Harris started this year with a smooth rollout that had many insiders predicting she was the likeliest Democratic nominee in 2020. Now, as the fall…
Columnists
The US Export-Import Bank is China’s cash cow
If you are wearing a tie, there’s a good chance it was made in China. The factory where that tie was made was probably subsidized by the…
Columnists
Democrats, stuck in Watergate mode, bungle Lewandowski testimony
Have Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee figured out what President Trump did to them? By the looks of their questioning of Corey Lewandowski on Tuesday, the…
Beltway Confidential
Will Congress have to learn to write laws again?
Congress needs to learn to do a better job of writing laws. That’s my conclusion after reviewing the legal debate over whether the Supreme Court should renounce…