National Review praises Google antitrust ruling
Editors at National Review Online tout a recent court ruling favoring a major tech company. A federal judge has declined to force Google to sell its Chrome browser. Last year,…
Editors at National Review Online tout a recent court ruling favoring a major tech company. A federal judge has declined to force Google to sell its Chrome browser. Last year,…
James Burnham writes for the Federalist about misuse of federal constitutional protection. Does the First Amendment immunize left-wing groups from being investigated for breaking the law? Of course not. Yet…
Andrew Ferguson writes for the New York Post about a significant shift for a major federal agency. Every agency must do its part to repair the damage from four years…
Andrew Stuttaford writes for National Review Online about another example of central planning’s failure. Back in February 2023, Rachel Chiu wrote an article for Capital Matters in which she questioned…
Michael Strain writes for the Financial Times about a long-term political fight tied to Donald Trump’s electoral win. Donald Trump’s stunning return to power cements his status as a figure…
Thomas Barrabi writes for the New York Post about a dubious international marketing group facing new scrutiny from Republicans. At least two Republican state attorneys general are weighing possible legal…
Matt Margolis writes for PJMedia.com about the president’s ongoing problems. I’ve always found it difficult to understand how anyone who runs a business can support Democrats and their burdensome policies…
Christopher Jacobs of the Federalist highlights an important admission from the Biden Justice Department. A recent Wall Street Journal story highlighting a new antitrust investigation against the nation’s largest health…
Editors at National Review Online take aim at the Federal Trade Commission. Did you know the U.S. is on the verge of a grocery-store monopoly? That’s what the Federal Trade…
Michael Strain writes for the Financial Times about one unfortunate similarity between President Biden and former President Trump. Donald Trump and Joe Biden differ in many important ways, but both…
Daniel Lyons of the American Enterprise Institute explores potential implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision against the Environmental Protection Agency’s regulatory overreach. Perhaps influenced by the weightiness of…
Kylee Zempel of the Federalist dissects Democrats’ complaints about the latest developments at Twitter. Immediately following Elon Musk’s official buyout of Twitter, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was back…