How can you wage culture war when your warriors are hypocrites and reprobates?
Political Animal
The (Necessary) Perils of Biden’s Unitary Presidency
Firing Trump’s Social Security commissioner was the better of two bad choices.
Local News Is Our Best Weapon Against Covid Misinformation
National news is great, but a steady diet of that alone feeds mistrust and polarization.
Don’t Count Out An Infrastructure Bill Just Yet
History shows bipartisan negotiations over transportation legislation never moves quickly.
Eric Greitens Is an Accused Sexual Predator. Will That Matter to Missouri Republicans?
The former Rhodes Scholar and Navy Seal lost the governorship after accusations of sexual assault. Now he wants rehabilitation in the U.S Senate.
Trapped in Quentin Tarantino’s Memory Palace
If you want to know what the 1960s looked like to a six year old, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, the book, is for you.
Let’s Make Google Share Some Secrets
Compulsory licensing worked when we imposed it on AT&T in the 1950s. It can work again.
The Government Agency That Can End the Covid Pandemic
OSHA could protect workers and their families from the deadly virus—if only the Biden administration will let it.
Give Greece Back the Olympics
Holding the games in a different country every four years invites chaos, corruption, and redundant infrastructure.
A Short History of Democrats and Antitrust
Biden’s war against corporate gigantism is good policy and better politics.

