The pandemic loosened some onerous rules, Now the administration can build on that.
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Now Monopolies Are Crushing the Online Grocery Business
A boom in home deliveries is predatory prey for Uber, Softbank, and others.
Is a Vehicle Mileage Tax the Future?
The old-fashioned tax at the gas pump doesn’t make sense in an age of electric vehicles. Should Democrats embrace an intrusive alternative?
The CIA Officer Who Became a “Formidable Foe” of the U.S. Government
Janine Brookner took on the KGB, sexist rivals, and Justice Department lawyers alike during a pioneering career as a spy and lawyer.
Want to Stem the Migration from Central America? There’s a Better Way.
Using university endowment funds can lead to better outcomes.
Fighting the Big Grocery Monopoly
Why independent grocery stores look to antitrust law to battle big retailers like Walmart and Amazon.
As FDA Readies Menthol Cigarette Ban, What’s Next?
Public health agencies need to make menthol smokers, Black and white, aware of safer alternatives. Anything less isn’t social justice.
Liz Cheney Is Playing a Long Game Beyond 2024
Exiled from Republican House Leadership, she really does have a plausible path to GOP domination—but it will take more than four years.
There’s a Huge Problem Getting Aid to the Unemployed
Computer screw-ups, cybercrime, and other problems are keeping people from getting their checks. It needs a national solution and presidential action.
The War Over the 13th Amendment and Modern Day Slavery
Its “servitude” clause allows prisoners to be put to work and underpaid—i.e. unpaid. How Senator Jeff Merkley and a band of activists are fighting back.

