The Right today often sounds like the Left of yore.

We need new political and personal habits.

The AI Safety Institute has no authorization from Congress to receive funding or even exist, yet it could shape AI’s future.

The Harris campaign fumbles the play in trying to connect with male voters.

We will be forced to pare down our global ambitions because we simply lack the resources to back all our commitments.

Elections for the state’s supreme court will play a role in keeping pro-abortion forces from overtaking the Buckeye State.  

Floridians should reject the effort to make the state a haven for abortion.

A proposed Biden-Harris regulation will force municipalities to choose between safety and solvency.  

Defund the police? Absolutely not. Abolish ICE? No way. DEI? Haven’t heard of it.

On J. K. Rowling, William F. Buckley Jr., pornography, Donald Trump, John Kelly, fascism, pizza, and more.

Neither student culture nor university policies have been reformed enough to justify increased optimism for Harvard’s future.

One union should not have the power to put large segments of the economy on strike.

The governor’s staff continues to block scrutiny of her Beijing-friendly history.

The swing state’s Democratic secretary of state wants unmarked mail-in ballots to be counted until the Friday after the election.

Repairing the immigration drama.

Sights and sounds in an outstanding American college town.

Record early-voting turnout in Georgia is a reminder that the state’s voting laws are voter-friendly, not ‘Jim Crow 2.0.’

Fewer American taxpayers are supporting a growing population of Medicaid recipients and an unchecked influx of illegal immigrants.

Workplaces, colleges, and even pubs would likely face severe restrictions on speech rights under a new Labour bill.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump might recognize the danger of overregulation. Or they might give in to ideology and personal spats.