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The Pentagon’s Best Space Weapon Isn’t a Program — It’s a Prize
For the development of military capabilities in space, contests beat contracts.
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Lest We Forget the Great War
Kansas City’s World War I Museum tells the intense, poignant story of the war Americans often overlook.
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The GOP’s Midterm Annihilation Comes Down to One Factor
It’s not a single policy, even if there is no gainsaying the significance of the Iran war and the tariffs.
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The Man in the Empty Gray Suit
Xavier Becerra has built no institutions, advanced no distinctive governing philosophy, and left little bearing his signature. He’s California’s next governor.
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The Equity Epidemic Is Hurting America’s Students
Seeking equal outcomes rather than equal opportunity is no way to build a strong education system.
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How Brussels Helped Create Poland’s Judicial Chaos
The EU seems more interested in adding fuel to the fire than helping to find a solution.
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Fear Jon Ossoff
Youthful and good-looking, with a taste for soaring, idealistic rhetoric, he could activate the Democratic reflex to always look for the next JFK.
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Tuesdays Gone
This year’s election conjures up memories of several similar defeats for the right.
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The New East of Eden Is Canon Fodder
The Steinbeck and Kazan classics are both disgraced.
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Buying a House with Cash Shouldn’t Make You a Suspect
How does FinCEN justify treating all those buyers as suspicious?
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Democrats Win, Students Lose
After Tuesday’s results, education reform faces a big setback.
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The Week: Grand Old Catastrophe
Plus: A possible end to U.S. aid to Israel.