Why conservatives should consider antitrust against Microsoft
The company aims for the largest tech merger ever, with serious culture war implications
Rachel Bovard
Rachel Bovard is the senior director of policy at the Conservative Partnership Institute.
Monday
Tuesday
The trouble with the right’s hands-off economic approach
Most of our right-leaning politicians obsess only about moving up the ladder
Saturday
Abortion rights: the cracks are showing in Roe v. Wade
From our UK edition
Crowds gathered outside of the Supreme Court this week as the Court prepared to hear arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the most consequential abortion case in a generation, which will decide if a 2018 Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks is constitutional. Pro-life groups rallied outside the Court, holding signs
Friday
The Supreme Court case that could end Roe v. Wade
The justices have a chance to restore American self-government
Sunday
Why hasn’t Congress given you more money?
Priorities have strayed away from the initial relief efforts in March
Monday
Why banking on judges is a poor strategy
There is no silver bullet that gets around the tough work of legislating
Thursday
Clear and absent danger: why proxy voting violates the American system
Even in the face of a pandemic, Congress has a responsibility to show up
