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Innovation nation: From the airplane to the lightbulb — big, bright ideas have always thrived in the Land of the Free

Starting with the first US patent in 1790, our country's uniquely democratic approach to intellectual property set off a chain reaction that drives innovation...

The roasting of Weiner: Scott Wiener and antisemitism among Democrats

Scott Wiener was harassed — twice — in San Francisco this week by activists who confronted him in an aggressive and, frankly, frightening manner.

So much for ‘affordability’: LA voters raise their own taxes, again

Earlier this month, LA County voters chose to pass Measure ER, a 0.5% sales tax increase that ostensibly will last for five years and...

Palisades Fire mistrial doesn’t change guilty verdict for politicians

The Palisades Fire trial ended with a hung jury. But for locals, the verdict has been clear since January 7, 2025: State and local...

We didn’t fight a revolution to let HOAs take down our flag

Some residents of the Ambiance townhouse community in San Marcos, California, received a special gift for Independence Day: orders from their HOA to take...

A Hochul fix to NY’s e-bike law — plus Mamdani enforcement — can save lives

Rather than relying on the courts to force Mayor Mamdani to act, though, Gov. Kathy Hochul must step in to protect pedestrians and pedal...

America’s future at 250 remains wide open — as long as we don’t take our values for granted

Partisan politics have gotten in the way of celebrating our country’s 250th birthday. 

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 29

1972—In Furman v. Georgia, five justices vote to overturn a death penalty as cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eighth Amendment but can’t agree on...

How About a Declaration of Charity?

Celebrate Independence Day as true Americans.

Chinese AI’s Sputnik Moment

This time, the great leap forward had Washington’s help.

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