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Would You Believe That Higher Power Bills Are Good for Democrats?

Energy prices are spiking everywhere, but the price hikes have been particularly acute in the Garden State.

Reagan and Reaganism

I think people are underestimating how quickly the terrain may begin to shift underneath our feet.

The Downsides of the Common App

Maybe we’d be better off without it.

And That’s Why You Don’t Do Summitry with the Russians

Summits have provided the Kremlin with a platform from which it has confused and embarrassed American presidents for decades.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 29

2013—In a challenge to a California law that prohibits mental-health counselors from engaging in “sexual orientation change efforts” with clients who are minors, a...

University of North Texas lifts ban on student drag shows

The University of North Texas will lift a pause on student drag shows after similar bans at other college campuses were overturned in federal court.

‘Three strikes:’ Mortgage regulator flags third issue in Lisa Cook’s mortgage documents

President Trump's housing regulator has filed a second criminal referral against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, this time related to a condominium in Massachusetts.

Employers have used E-Verify for years. ICE’s arrest of a Maine police officer raises new questions

The case of a Maine police officer arrested by immigration authorities even though he was vetted by a government system called "E-Verify" has raised questions about what employers can do to make sure they're employing people who can legally work.

Federal Reserve governor backing quarter-point cut next month

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller reupped his support for an interest rate cut in September, expressing openness to additional cuts in the next three to six months to prevent the labor market from tumbling.  “Based on what I know today, I would support a 25 basis point cut at the Committee's meeting on September 16...

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