Columnist.
Where there is honest capitalism — riches earned without government favors (crony capitalism) — everyone is better off.
Public anger about Flock cameras has politicians on left and right moving to limit them.
“It’s super hard to teach reading to everybody if some don’t know their letters and others are reading Harry Potter.”
AI will shape what billions of us understand about the world. We want technologies of freedom to win.
All people should be free to negotiate whatever contract they want.
I wish socialists would just spend a little time reading economics, or history.
Countries like Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom are walking back their net-zero push.
Every Ivy League school is bringing back standardized testing. Other schools are following suit. They finally admit what the data always showed: tests are useful.
Drone delivery was supposed to be common years ago. But most of us still don’t have it. Why?
Yes, the climate is warming. But there’s little agreement about apocalyptic claims that environmental groups make.
Capitalism, despite its occasional greed and excess, is the only system that lets people prosper.
In Washington, starting a war is easy. Ending one is a nightmare.
Private entrepreneurs are making better fuels and reactors that are easier to install. If bureaucrats get out of the way, we should soon have cheap, clean energy.
“When you actually see who supports socialism, these are people who are relatively well off.”
With 100 Americans dying in cars every day, politicians who slow the arrival of self-driving cars have blood on their hands.
Seattle’s city council imposed a $26 delivery driver minimum wage. What could go wrong? Two years later, we know the answer.
I’m glad the FDA has protected Americans from bad drugs. But that protection also costs lives by denying people good drugs.
More often than not, government tries to help but makes things worse.
Four years ago, Ursula Newell-Davis tried to help more kids by doing short-term respite work. Louisiana wouldn’t let her.
