Opinion | The Meaning of Hong Kong
China’s decision to impose its national-security law on Hong Kong is a seismic event that goes well beyond the sad
Read more
legal action
Opinion | Sheldon Whitehouse’s Favors
Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse makes a habit of accusing his opponents of corruption. So let’s take a look at
Read more
Opinion | Hotel San Francisco
San Francisco was the first U.S. city to lock down and strictly enforce its shelter-in-place order—at least against law-abiding citizens.
Read more
Opinion | Mail Voting Gone Wrong—Again
New Jersey politics isn’t known for probity, but at least today it offers a useful warning to the nation. Four
Read more
Opinion | One Man’s Supreme Court
So much for all those crocodile fears about the end of abortion rights. The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that
Read more
Opinion | The Court’s Missed Opportunity on Consumer Financial Protection
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is here to stay, Senator Elizabeth Warren declared Monday after a 5-4 Supreme Court majority
Read more
Opinion | Stop the Vandals, Then Rethink the Monuments
For America’s mayors and governors confronting the vandalism of public monuments, London Mayor Sadiq Khan would possibly present an instance—and
Read more
Opinion | Court Closes Asylum Loophole
Immigration opponents prefer to level to dysfunction on the border, and too usually liberal judges have helped them by undermining
Read more
Opinion | Democrats Play Politics on Police Reform
The on-camera demise of George Floyd was a tragedy and uncovered a deep failure in policing. Native and state authorities
Read more
Opinion | Michael Flynn Gets His Writ
Wednesday was day for former nationwide safety adviser Michael Flynn, after a D.C. Circuit Courtroom of Appeals panel ordered a
Read more