Jordan McGillis Trump’s Tariffs Will Have the Last Word—at the Bar

They will inflate the price of a classic cocktail.

Judith Miller, Paul du Quenoy Congestion Pricing in Palm Beach?

Implementing such a program on the island would face political and logistical hurdles.

How Andrew Cuomo Can Stand Out on Homelessness

He should embrace effective policies he helped create.

Christopher F. Rufo Ten Questions for Katherine Maher

Here’s what Republicans should ask the NPR CEO when she testifies before Congress.

James Pethokoukis Progressive Policies and Shrinking American Dynamism

A new book argues that decades of dysfunctional systems and regulatory bottlenecks have paralyzed innovation.

John D. Sailer A Death Knell for Diversity Statements

The University of California system’s abandonment of a policy that it pioneered is a turning point in higher education.

Christopher F. Rufo Exporting the Columbia Prototype

The Trump administration should leverage its successful approach to the troubled Ivy League university to fight anti-Semitism and racialism elsewhere.

Stephen Eide On Homelessness, Andrew Cuomo Should Embrace His Past

The former governor turned mayoral candidate has a chance to revive effective policies that he once helped formulate.

Broken Windows Policing for Public Health

It works to prevent crime.

Patrick Pullis How Detroit Came Fighting Back

Mayor Mike Duggan has emphasized public safety, growth, and basic city services—not progressive politics.

Jarrett Skorup, Steve Delie Federal Workers Shouldn’t Have Collective-Bargaining Rights

Government unions’ response to DOGE’s cost-cutting efforts underscores the need for reform.

Colin Wright Defund Universities That Embrace Trans Insanity

The Trump administration is right to deny Penn funds for allowing men to participate in women’s sports.