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How Else Can Elon Musk Affect Bureaucracy?
Pluralist Points: Curious Disagreement
The Quiet Work of Protecting American Elections
The Key to a Hydrogen Economy Is in the Hands of Entrepreneurs
‘Revolt of the Public,’ 10 Years On
It’s Called Classical Music Because It’s Classic
Meloni’s Star Has Risen in Europe. Will It Help Guide President Trump?
Is AI Compatible with the American Dream?
Partitioning Ukraine: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
Pharmacy Benefit Managers Negotiate Lower Drug Prices for Millions of Americans
Sorry, Social Media Is Never Getting Any Better
The 2024 Election Deals a Big Blow to Identity Politics
Is It Time To Reconsider the Draft?
Space Beckons Anew Under Trump’s Second Term
When the Family Flourishes, Society Flourishes
Shoppers Find a New Outlet (Center)
In Defense of Lowbrow Literature
Pluralist Points: How To Fight Hatred
Expanded Targeting Options for Ukraine Are Too Little, Too Late
Creating More Earn-and-Learn Apprenticeships
Congress Should Mend, Not End, Social Security’s WEP and GPO
Election 2024: Top Down, Bottom Up
Can the New President Do a Better Job Overseas?
Liberalism Has a Communications Problem
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: The Child Tax Credit
Can Democrats Ever Reconnect With the Real America?
Introducing Notes From Highway 10
E.T., AI and Our Need for Friends
Siding With Junk Science Over Justice
Arguing Politics in Synagogue—and Staying Friends
Go and Vote and Then Forget About Politics
Why Does Identity Matter More than Ideas? Blame It on Media
This Election Is Important, but Not That Important
Are We Too Worried About International Threats?
Does Anti-liberalism Have a Future in the U.S.?
The Presidential Candidates and Autonomous Vehicles
Is There a Fumble in Football’s Future?
Pluralist Points: Citizen Checks on Presidential Power
Arizona Supreme Court Curbs Union Time on Taxpayers’ Dime
The World According to Kamala Harris
Getting a Handle on the Hispanic Vote
We Need To Stop Treating Technology Like It’s Foolproof
The 60 Minutes Controversy Shows We Forgot the Lessons of ‘Rathergate’
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: College Tax Credits
To Fight Future Wars, the U.S. Needs More Capacity—and Seriousness
The Ideal Housing Is All Housing
Whither the Democratic Intellect?
‘Free’ IVF Could Paradoxically Result in Fewer Births
AI Integration or Generative Education?
The Rise of the Conservative Left
We Are All Judicial Imperialists Now
Being a Social Media Moderate in the Digital Age
More Housing, Less Participatory Democracy
My Feelings Don’t Care About Your Facts
Nothing Achieves Peace Better Than Victory
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: Energy Subsidies
Pluralist Points: Symbolic Capital and Social Justice
The Rise and Demise of the Great American Songbook
The Collision Course of Green Policies and International Trade
Why Banning TikTok Would Threaten Liberty and Innovation
How Organized Crime Has Turned Environmental Crime Into Big Business
Disinformation or Shared Search for Meaning?
The Federal Bureau of Entrapment
The Fed Needs to Modernize Its Tactics
Life in Space Means Being Inside All the Time
Harris Leaves Trump Grasping for a Plan
Republicans Are Desperate to Join the Celebrity Culture They Abhor
The Era of the Do-Nothing Congress
Pluralist Points: Escaping the Certainty Trap
Tech Innovation Dies in Darkness
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: The Earned Income Tax Credit
J.D. Vance, Former Cultural Conservative
Is Durov a New Assange? Or Is Musk the Next Durov?
Four Mental Health Principles From the Ancients
When It Comes to Artificial Intelligence, ‘Big Data’ Isn’t Everything
It’s Not Reagan’s Party Anymore
Learn To Worry and Love the Bomb
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: State and Local Tax Deduction
In SEC v. Jarkesy, the Supreme Court Restored Core 7th Amendment Protections
The Seven Essential Truths of Digital Media Literacy
Different Candidate, Same Plan
The American Author Living An Orwellian Nightmare
To Rebuild Trust, Universities Need To Build Open-Minded Brands
Time To Show Venezuela’s Dictator the Door
The Business of Organized Crime Against the Environment
Natalism, NIMBYism and J.D. Vance
In Today’s GOP, the Party of Reagan Endures
How Catholic Integralism Became Just Another “-ism” in the New Right’s Firmament
Cutting Red Tape To Spur Economic Growth
Geopolitical Implications of the Liquefied Natural Gas Permitting Pause
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: Tax-Exempt Interest on Municipal Bonds
Jordan Peterson’s Technicolor Dreamcoats
Pluralist Points: Acting Together While Thinking Differently
Olympic Lessons for Our Debates Over Affirmative Action
Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss
The Secret Service in the Line of Fire
AI Confounds Assumptions of a Clean Energy Future
The GOP-Conservative Breakup Is Officially Complete
Close This Multitrillion-Dollar Budget Loophole
Libertarianism Doesn’t Need an ‘Update’
Our Politics Mirrors Our Society. It's Up to Us to Set a New Tone
Joe Biden and a Tear in the Fabric of Things
How America Subsidizes the World’s Medicine
How the Supreme Court’s Big Gun Cases Played Out
A Critical Look at AIPAC’s Political Clout
The Federal Reserve Should Let Exchange Rates Float
The Unnecessary Crisis of Elite College Admission
Why Are People with Disabilities Underrepresented in the Workforce?
Alarmism About Terrorism Is Risky and Unjustified
America Is Not British, and That’s a Good Thing
Pluralist Points: Democracy as a Civic Bargain
The Death Penalty’s Fundamental Flaw
Improving the Rules of the Game
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block: The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
France’s Changing Political Landscape
Three Presidents, Three Views on Racial Empowerment
The U.S. Cricket Team’s Guide to Winning at Everything
Tax Expenditures for the Chopping Block
Ukraine’s Gordian Knot Entangles Western Policymakers
Joseph Stiglitz: Patron Saint of Latin America’s Radical Left
Without World’s Fairs, Can America Imagine Its Future?
Comedy Should Be Taught in Schools
The Benefits of Religious Colleges
Requiem for the ‘Power Elite?’
The Collapse of Media Leaves Us Flying Blind
Cultivating Moderation in an Age of Extremism
Developing a Literary Canon for Children
‘The Chicago Manual of Style’: My Life as an Editor in Six Editions
What Libertarianism Gets Wrong
Rumors of the Supreme Court’s Illegitimacy Are Greatly Exaggerated
Is ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ Losing Its Edge?
How To Stop Mission Creep at the Federal Reserve
The New Oracles of Generative AI
Demystifying the Federal Budget Process
Like It or Not, China Is the Green OPEC
Celebrate Mother’s Day by Increasing the Availability of Flexible Work
Why Hip-Hop's Biggest Feud Is Good for Music
Reforming Social Security Now, Before It’s Too Late
A Century of Government Trespassing
Distant War and Thinning Ice Open Cracks in Arctic Security
The Dilemma of the Rural Democrats
Editor’s Corner: The Perils of Overcorrection
Lessons From ‘Star Wars’ on Political Economy
Expressive Freedom and Dialoguing Across Difference
Instead of More Political Control, the Fed Needs More Rules and Transparency
The Southern Border May Not Be Our Achilles Heel for Terrorism
Pull These Two Levers To Fix K-12 Education
January 6 and America’s Slippery Slope on Free Speech
Flirting With the Last ‘No’ in Housing
Abortion Battle Leaves Legislators With Nowhere to Hide
What We Can Learn From the Luddites
An Earth Day Call To Conserve Native Plants in American Cities
The Silver Lining in the O.J. Simpson Murder Trial
Iran’s Failed Aerial Attack on Israel Revealed Its Big Regional Quandary
Should the DOJ Be Trying To Take a Bite out of Apple?
What Big Thing Are We Getting Wrong About the Future?
What Traditional Religion Offers the World
The Right’s Old Strategy for Higher Education Isn’t Working. This One Would.
Antitrust Cases Are Anti-Business
Catholics Should Be Pro-Housing
Regulatory Reform Options After Loper Bright
From Conservatism to Restoration
Give Profanity the Respect It Deserves
Appreciating Two Icons of American Idealism
Freedom of the Seas Is a Penumbra of U.S. Naval Power
The Changing Calculus of Choosing a Running Mate
Recklessness, Conservatism and COVID-19
Thanks to the SEC, American Farmers Are Narrowly Escaping Europe’s Fate
What Replaces the Biblical Cinematic Universe?
In Cuba, the Terminal Stage of Communism Is a Mafia
The Dangerous Allure of the Silver Bullet
Like Esther, I Stand for Jewish Peoplehood
When It Comes To Fighting Poverty, We Actually Agree On A Lot
What’s Age Got To Do With It? A Lot, It Turns Out
Ukraine’s War Zone Election Conundrum
Snow Days, French Fries and the End of Small Respites and Little Luxuries
The Importance of Neutrality and Free Speech on Campus
Education Is Abundant ... If You Know Where To Look
America’s Got a Bad Case of the Electoral Doldrums
Why Consumers Should Welcome Wendy’s Dynamic Pricing and Reject Political Posturing
A College Free Speech Crisis: Highway to the (Intellectual) Danger Zone
What Can We Learn From the Five-Decade Socialist Experiment in Estonia?
How High School Economics Changed My Life
What Would a Pro-Free-Market 'Industrial Policy' Look Like?
Are We Headed for More Political Violence This Election Year?
The Fed Should Keep Shrinking Its Balance Sheet
Postjournalism of Generative AI
A Bright and Brew-tiful Future ... for Older Americans
Polarization and Behavioral Economics
How To Recover From K-12 Student Learning Loss
Why Should We Study Business History?
DEI Doesn’t Have To Die for Freedom of Speech
Alexei Navalny Is a Warning and a Beacon
Can We Still Build Big Things?
Ukraine Is Entering Its Third Year of War at a Difficult Crossroads
The Autodidact: To Improve Society, Start With Improving Yourself
The Fifth Wave: Andrey Mir Takes on World History
Biden and Trump Are Both Agents of Chaos
Self-Making: Finding Meaning Within Our Desires
The Manufactured ‘Decline’ of Manufacturing
Submitting a Letter to the Editors
Turning Mr. Right Into Mr. President
The Last Latin American Revolution
We Get the Candidates We Deserve
Neighborhood Supermarkets Are Everywhere
Americans Should Be Less Complacent About Social Security
Why Electric Vehicle Sales Mandates Should Be Abolished
Vancouver’s Housing Challenges Are a Cautionary Tale for Successful, Well-Managed Cities
The Creator Economy Offers Promises and Perils
Bring Back Playground Psychology
Can We Get the Statesmanship We Need?
Deliberative Rhetoric Is a Necessary Tool for Communal Flourishing
What Went Wrong at Harvard ... And Elsewhere?
The Lessons We're Not Learning From Hamas
Will ChatGPT Soon Replace Editors?
The Extraordinary Ordinary of Traveling
Why America Is Both Democracy and Republic
A College Free Speech Crisis: The Supreme Court’s Big Hand in the Campus Free Speech Chaos
Is Policy Writing a Newscast or an Advertisement?
Has the Tide Turned on School Choice?
You Don’t Own a Chinese Car Yet, But You Will
The Constitution’s Overlooked Road Map for an Accountable Bureaucracy
The Fifth Wave: “Open the Pod Bay Doors, ChatGPT”
The Ugly Reality of Wartime Speech
A Biden-Trump Rematch Is No Reason To Panic
Despite Climate Change, Today Is the Best Time To Be Born
Who Made You Boss of the Universe?
Does Social Media Make Us More Human, or Less?
Ron DeSantis’ Branding Problem
Can We Build a Department Store for the 21st Century?
Polarization and Political Violence
Ben Franklin Inspires Freedom Seekers in the Republic of Georgia
In the U.S.’s Fight Against China, We’re at a Distinct Disadvantage