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Gov. Baker Cancels Remainder of School Year

Policy

The Lasting Effects of COVID on Schooling

Nat Malkus / April 1, 2024

Commemoration for victims of Moscow Crocus City Hall attack

Policy

The ISIS Attack on Moscow Should Be a Wake-Up Call to the U.S.

Kevin Carroll / March 29, 2024

New York City Economy

Techne

Why DOJ’s Antitrust Case Against Apple Falls Flat

Will Rinehart / March 28, 2024

Anti-Abortion Activists Protest Abortion Pill Sales At CVS

The Morning Dispatch

Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Mifepristone Case

Mary Trimble & Grayson Logue / March 28, 2024

President Obama Signs Health Care Reform Bill

Policy

What Did the ACA Accomplish?

James C. Capretta / March 28, 2024

As Mortgage Rates Climbed Last Year, New Housing Construction Boomed

Capitolism

YIMBYs Are Winning Local Housing Battles, but Can They Win the National Housing War?

Scott Lincicome / March 27, 2024

Missile And Military UAV Exhibition During Islamic Revolution Victory Anniversary

Policy

The Biden Administration Has an Opportunity to Rein In Iran

Jonathan Ruhe / March 27, 2024

WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 28: U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) i

Policy

A Change in GOP Senate Leadership Could Mean Filibuster Reform

Thomas Harvey & Thomas Koenig / March 27, 2024

Apple Sued By Justice Department Over Antitrust Violations

The Morning Dispatch

The DOJ Sues Apple for Alleged Antitrust Violations

Mary Trimble & Grayson Logue / March 26, 2024

Congress Considers Spending Bill To Avert Government Shutdown

The Morning Dispatch

Congress Finally Funds the Government

Mary Trimble & Grayson Logue / March 25, 2024

Mifepristone Oral Pill

Policy

What’s at Stake in the Abortion Pill Case Before the Supreme Court?

John McCormack / March 25, 2024

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G-File

Print the Legend

Jonah Goldberg / March 22, 2024

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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

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Shining a Light on Regulatory Dark Matter

Kevin D. Williamson / June 4, 2026