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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 26

From the ski slopes of Davos, Switzerland, aristocrat and billionaire-by-marriage John Kerry makes history by (in the mocking words of the White House) becoming the...

Words Edgewise: The Primary Edition

Ron DeSantis got the worst presidential-campaign press since Barry Goldwater in 1964.

The Rush to Regulate AI Could Be the Death of Parody

A new bill may have far-reaching consequences for much of the online creativity that we already enjoy — and chill speech more generally.

When Science Is Not Science

We’ll be a long time recovering from the evidence-free ‘science’ pushed on the public during Covid.

Maine Moves to Stifle Conventional Views on Gender

A bill being debated by the legislature would allow the state to take gender-dysphoric kids away from parents who disagree with ‘gender-affirming care.’

Biden halts new liquefied natural gas exports pending climate change analysis

President Biden directed the Energy Department on Friday to stop granting applications for new liquefied natural gas exports pending a review of how it can better factor climate change into its approvals.

Lauren Boebert defends against criticisms of ‘carpetbagging’ in first Republican debate

Republican primary candidate Mike Lynch didn't sugarcoat the question to his opponent on the crammed debate stage, Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert, who hopped into the race last month partly over fear of a loss in the district she currently represents.

Ms. Lake (bribed) to (not) go to Washington

A famous saying advises, “Truth is stranger than fiction.” However, in many cases, truth is nearly identical to fiction. Such is the case with the revelation of the attempted bribe of Arizona political candidate Kari Lake. It was a scene reminiscent of the classic Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, the iconic 1939 Frank Capra film […]

Plastic pollution: Could genetically engineered bacteria be the solution?

We live in a world of plastics. They have revolutionized medicine with life-saving devices, made space travel possible, lightened cars and planes (conserving fuel and lowering air pollution), and made all manner of consumer goods cheaper. However, their convenience and low cost have spawned a throw-away culture that has a dark side: Single-use plastics currently […]

Biden administration’s threat to pharmaceutical innovation endangers lives

The idea that the government could forcibly seize ownership of a groundbreaking invention you created is chilling. But that is the prospect the Biden administration seeks to invoke against American innovators in the pharmaceutical space — the driving force behind two-thirds of global drug discoveries.   President Joe Biden’s misguided proposal not only jeopardizes the incentive […]

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