Opinion | The Peculiar Challenges of Crypto Regulation
America’s financial markets are remarkably successful. The U.S. has less than 5% of the world’s population, yet over half of global investment capital is generated in American markets....
Opinion | The Half-Trillion-Dollar Student-Loan Executive Coup
Well, he did it. Waving his baronial wand, President Biden on Wednesday canceled student debt for some 40 million borrowers on no authority but his own. This is...
Opinion | A School Board Revolt in Florida
Tuesday’s elections highlighted Republican midterm weaknesses (see nearby), but one exception was school board races in Florida. Conservatives flipped control of at least two big districts that had...
Opinion | The GOP’s Abortion Problem
Republicans in Congress pondering who will paint their committee Chair portraits might want to hold off. The long-predicted GOP “wave” election may be crashing on an offshore reef,...
Opinion | Granholm to Europe: Tough Luck
America’s allies in Europe are desperate for alternative supplies of fuel amid the Ukraine war, and U.S. producers are happy to provide what they can. So wouldn’t you...
Opinion | An Administrative Power Grab at the EEOC
By Janet Dhillon and Keith SonderlingAug. 24, 2022 6:41 pm ETYou’ve heard a lot in recent years about the administrative state—government agencies that are hard to hold accountable...
