Opinion | A Defeat for Antitrust Adventurism
Terrific news. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday, in a 3-0 ruling, smacked down government lawyers who sought
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government policy
Opinion | Bill Barr’s Greatest Legal Defeat
Over the course of his sterling legal career, Attorney General William Barr hasn’t lost very often in court. But looking
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Opinion | Blackballing Chinese Stocks
The Trump Administration is hardening its line against Beijing on many fronts, including a ban on some Chinese tech platforms.
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Opinion | Mike O’Rielly’s Free Speech Fall
Michael O’Rielly has done yeoman work as a member of the Federal Communications Commission, but this week the White House
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Opinion | Freedom Beats Aid for Religious Schools
The last week of the recent Supreme Court term brought two important decisions for supporters of religious liberty in education.
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Opinion | A Vaccine Progress Report
Life probably won’t return to normal until we have a widely distributed Covid-19 vaccine, and the good news is this
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Opinion | Blue States Deserve Money From Washington
The public hears a lot about the spread of Covid-19, massive unemployment, and risks of reopening the economy—but not nearly
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Opinion | Why Putin Loves America’s Greens
Democratic politicians have talked tough on Russia since Donald Trump won the Presidency. But when it comes to challenging Moscow,
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Opinion | Banks’ Energy Boycott Is an Antitrust Problem
America’s largest financial institutions are picking winners and losers in the energy sector for political reasons—even while the Covid-19 crisis
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Opinion | Native American Sovereignty Is No Liberal Triumph
The Supreme Court has handed a big win to the sovereignty of Native American tribes. The Court’s ruling in McGirt
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