The California Forever project envisions a new metropolis—but not everyone is on board.

From Jefferson to Lincoln, Nixon to Bush, no president’s agenda has been so thoroughly undercut by the Supreme Court.

During last year’s mayoral campaign, Zohran K. Mamdani came off as an economic and fiscal fabulist, but at least he seemed politically astute. He was the only candidate who focused on rising costs, ...

But Colorado has become a cautionary tale of what happens when Democrats and Golden State refugees capture a state’s politics ...

Few issues matter more to voters than food costs. Nearly 90 percent of Americans report stress about grocery prices, and more than half call it a “major” source of anxiety. So it was perhaps ...

The Mellon Foundation, the country’s largest private funder of the arts and humanities, offers the clearest example. The foundation directs much of its funding to developing the academic talent ...

The Supreme Court’s decision invalidating the Trump administration’s tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act was neither revolutionary nor catastrophic. It was, instead, ...

For the past year, the liberal commentariat has decried the Supreme Court for being just an adjunct of the Trump administration. The Brennan Center for Justice argued that, despite the nation’s ...

A 10 percent credit-card cap would be the single worst thing the president and Congress could do to the U.S. economy. It would end Americans’ most-preferred method of payment, cut off the flow of tens ...

Data centers in outer space? It makes sense, according to Elon Musk, hence the recent tectonic, trillion-dollar merger ...

Earlier this week, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu endorsed a restrictive version of rent control that supporters are pushing for a ...

To my recurring frustration, much of modern politics can be reduced to a series of language games. Political fights rarely touch the substance of the disagreement, but instead hover on the thin layer ...