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Explainers

Eliminating the U.S. Department of Education, Explained

Dan Currell / February 18, 2025

Policy

How Faith-Based Nonprofits Once Funded by Trump Became Bogeymen

John McCormack / February 18, 2025

Migrants In NYC Continue To Navigate Crisis As Many Temporary Shelter Applications Need Renewing And Brooklyn Shelter Evacuated Due To Storm

Policy

Trump Administration Halts Funds to NYC for Migrant Services

Grayson Logue / February 17, 2025

Economics

Read My Lips: Tariffs Are Taxes

Kevin D. Williamson / February 14, 2025

House Speaker Mike Johnson speaks during a news conference at the U.S. Capitol on February 11, 2025, following the House Republican Conference meeting. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Policy

The Republicans’ Underwhelming Budget

Jessica Riedl / February 14, 2025

Capitolism

The IRA Has Made a Little Climate Bang for a Lot of Taxpayer Bucks

Scott Lincicome / February 13, 2025

The Morning Dispatch

Trump Moves to Cut Research Funding

Charlotte Lawson, Grayson Logue, James P. Sutton, & Cole Murphy / February 12, 2025

Policy

Businesses Scramble for Tariff Exemptions

David M. Drucker / February 12, 2025

The Morning Dispatch

Trump’s Deportation Plans Hit Bottlenecks

Charlotte Lawson, Grayson Logue, James P. Sutton, & Cole Murphy / February 11, 2025

Policy

How Edward Snowden’s Leaks Benefited China

Dan McKivergan / February 11, 2025

Representative Richard Gephardt Gesturing at Podium

Wanderland

Zombie Dick Gephardt

Kevin D. Williamson / February 10, 2025

Policy

The Birth of the American Military

Thomas Sheppard / February 10, 2025

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Emergency vehicles with flashing lights are parked in front of a Subway restaurant and Penn Station near Times Square in New York City at night.

Policy

Why Don’t We Lock Up Repeat Offenders?

Charles Fain Lehman / June 10, 2026

Aerial view of students walking and gathering on a brick campus plaza surrounded by manicured lawns.

Policy

How to Bring Free Inquiry Back to Campus—And Restore Trust

Jonathan Farber / June 9, 2026

A large postal sorting facility with numerous workers at cubicles processing mail, with carts of documents and organized workspace throughout the industrial warehouse.

Politics

California Is Giving Election Deniers a Ready Excuse

Stephen Richer / June 5, 2026

A tall stack of yellowed papers and documents sits atop a bright red folder against a blue background.

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Dispatch Markets

Shining a Light on Regulatory Dark Matter

Kevin D. Williamson / June 4, 2026

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