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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.
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Ballot Initiatives Produced Many Silver Linings
Voters in multiple states fought back against wealth and property taxes, men in women’s sports, and noncitizen voting.
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AOC in 2028? Really?
Despite the left’s electoral gains this week, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces headwinds.
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The Nominee for FDA Chief Wants to ‘Go Fast.’ Peptides Can Speed Biologic Competition
Heidi Overton promises to make the FDA ‘the agency of the possible rather than the impossible.’
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Republicans Must Lead with Governance, Not Resentment
The GOP faces deep structural problems that only a new policy vision can fix.
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The Return of Shame
This week, voters tired of politicians who are immune to embarrassment.
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Final Thoughts on the Biennale: Yarn, Salt, Pepper, Sludge, and a Shark
And will the American pavilion’s so-so art be stranded for lack of money to ship it back?
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Repeal the Tariffs
Trump has abused the tariff power to disastrous effect, and Congress must reclaim it.