Opinion | The NLRB’s War on Franchises, Part II
A resurrected regulation could blow up a highly successful business model.
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Opinion | Russia’s Ukraine Setbacks
Russia’s war against Ukraine seems to have taken a modest turn in Ukraine’s favor, and one sign is Vladimir Putin’s new threats and his scramble for arms from...
Opinion | Democrats Were the First Election Deniers
Among the more grating parts (and there were many) of President Biden’s Independence Hall speech last week were his repeated references to election deniers. “Democracy cannot survive when...
Opinion | Russian Corporate Mercenaries Move Into Africa
The Wagner Group, the Russian mercenary conglomerate that rents out its combat-experienced operators to shady governments around the world, has recently made itself indispensable to regimes in Africa....
Opinion | Who Was That Masked Economist?
An academic group imposes 2020 rules on a 2023 conference.
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Opinion | A Sweet Lesson in Changing My Opinions
I was recently in Door County, Wis., the land of cherries—a fruit sweet to taste and, for me, sweeter to recall. The diminutive drupe reminds me of a...
