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The Costs of California’s Higher Fast-Food Minimum Wage

Moving away from letting the market set prices is rarely a wise move.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 5

1968—Sirhan Sirhan assassinates Democratic presidential contender Robert F. Kennedy just after midnight during the celebration of Kennedy’s victory in the California primary. Sirhan’s death...

The Supreme Court Has a Chance to Check the Abuse of Our Legal System

Even if they can’t intervene immediately to correct the errors of the Trump trial, justices can address the misuse of the courts in a...

Ronald Reagan’s Enduring Legacy

Twenty years after Reagan’s death, some think his relevance has diminished. They are mistaken.

Harvard Is Giving Up on Jews. Jews Are Beginning to Return the Favor

My experience graduating from Harvard has left me cold and shown how little the vaunted school cares for Jewish students, who would be better...

Remembering 20 Years Since Reagan

Two decades after Reagan’s death, we cherish his legacy — and wonder if we have the courage to live up to it.

Alabama Mercedes-Benz Employees Declined to Unionize. The UAW May Win Anyway

With help from the Biden administration, the UAW could resort to legal trickery to reverse a unionization vote that didn’t go its way.

Biden’s economy erodes the social fabric

If the definition of elitism is ignoring what ordinary people think and feel in favor of “expert” opinions, then President Joe Biden is our elitist in chief. Just look at his response to the news that more people trust former President Donald Trump on the economy than him: “The polling data has been wrong all along,” he claimed. […]

It’s the economy, stupid. Modi’s India reelection is good news

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed a third term in office on Tuesday. Still, voters delivered a cautionary message as Modi’s margin of victory was much narrower than expected. Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party colleagues will now refocus on economic growth in the world’s most populous democracy. A big question follows: Is India replacing […]

Harris on Trump conviction: ‘Cheaters don’t like getting caught’

Vice President Kamala Harris took a swipe at former President Trump Tuesday in a new interview, calling him out for being convicted in his New York hush money trial last week. When asked on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" whether those she found out about the verdict with pretended "not to be happy" about it, Harris...

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