While federal politicians continue to tax and spend unabated, many states are pursuing pro‐growth tax reform.
Television’s finest half‐hour showed Americans the values of classical liberalism.
Celebrations of Ukraine’s recent military successes are both premature and greatly overdone.
Government officials use informal pressure — bullying, threatening, and cajoling — to sway the decisions of private platforms and limit the publication of disfavored speech. The use of this informal pressure, known as jawboning, is growing.
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