Ideally, anyone from Hong Kong should be able to get on a plane and fly to the United States using their passports tomorrow, just as anyone from a Visa Waiver Program country can. But this act is the next‐​best option.

Congress zeroed out the penalty for not complying with the individual mandate, thus eliminating John Roberts’s taxing power construction.

Our friends at the Fraser Institute in Canada have released this open letter in which they express their solidarity with “the people of Hong Kong as their rights and freedoms are threatened by the actions of the Communist Party of China.”

Unless U.S. leaders relinquish their quixotic quest for a nonnuclear North Korea and settle on more achievable objectives, there is almost no hope to overcome the ongoing impasse in negotiations.

Espinoza is an important step toward full educational freedom and equality under the law. But we are still not where we need to be.