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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 28

1963—Retired justice Felix Frankfurter, having witnessed the appointment of his replacement, Arthur Goldberg, create a majority bloc of liberal activists on the Supreme Court,...

Three Arguments Against Tariffs

It is not enough to lower tariff rates. Congress should make it so that no future president can play games with tariffs like Trump...

Government: Now Solving Problems You Didn’t Know You Had

‘I’m from the government, and I’m here to help you with your cream cheese.’

The era of European dependence is over

Ever since World War II, Europe has been reliant on the United States for everything from its defense to its healthcare. President Donald Trump is now signaling that this era of dependence is over. Technically, Trump has been telegraphing this since his very first presidential campaign, when he declared that other countries need to stop […]

AOC says ‘you can’t earn’ a billion dollars. Common sense says otherwise

According to a part-time economist and full-time member of Congress, no one can honestly earn a billion dollars. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has said that “You can get market power, you can break rules, you can abuse labor laws, you can pay people less than what they’re worth, but you can’t earn that.” There is […]

Spencer Pratt’s real message: Your city matters more than DC

At first glance, a reality-TV star running for mayor of Los Angeles is just another sign that American politics has become synonymous with entertainment. But Spencer Pratt’s campaign is more interesting for an entirely different reason.  “National politics has nothing to do with why we’re sitting in my dirt lot,” Pratt recently said. “Local politics. […]

JD Vance’s Mission Impossible White House bid

Somewhere, Tom Cruise is dangling from a helicopter skid, wondering how Vice President JD Vance plans to stick the landing in 2028. Reports this week suggest Vance, 41, may be reconsidering his 2028 White House bid — and a close look at the obstacles ahead reveals why it’s not crazy. Getting to the swearing-in ceremony […]

Washington’s warning about factions more relevant than ever

The main cause of division in 2026 is political polarization. Politics is not confined to voting each election cycle. It dominates online culture and, frustratingly, bleeds into every other category of life. We’re forced to deal with politics in sports, music, and entertainment. Far too many Americans view their fellow citizens as bad based on […]

Washington’s regime-change playbook might stall in Havana

The recent U.S. indictment of Cuba’s 94-year-old former leader, Raul Castro, is far more than a symbolic legal gesture. It is the clearest sign yet that the Trump administration is reviving the same pressure campaign it used against Venezuela and is attempting to apply it to Havana. The federal charges stem from a 30-year-old tragedy: […]

Trump may already be a lame duck

At first glance, President Donald Trump seems more powerful than ever. His party controls both chambers of Congress, and he just asserted dominance over that party by ousting Indiana state senators who defied him on redistricting, as well as successfully primarying United States senators in Louisiana and Texas. But on closer examination, Trump has weakened […]

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