Reuters

The Supreme Court is the least unwell branch of government, in no small part because of the chief justice’s careful stewardship, writes Adam White.

AEI

Ian Rowe and Robert Doar joined "Banter" for a discussion on race relations in America, what this country has achieved, and what more can and should be done.

Twenty20

The campus orthodoxy that grips so many institutions of higher education is a daunting problem, stifling critical thought and sowing doubts about how much faith we can have in the integrity of scholarship on vital questions of social import. Frederick Hess asks, "What, if anything, can or should be done about this?"

Reuters

The management of elections inherently raises concerns about politicization, with each party worrying that the other will try to manipulate the rules to gain advantage, explain Yuval Levin and Kevin Johnson.

Reuters

Marc Thiessen spoke with the president on Confederate monuments, Russian election interference, cancel culture, and his critics in the media.

Reuters

As expected given COVID-19, China’s construction and, especially, investment around the world plunged in the first half of 2020, writes Derek Scissors. The decline may be exaggerated by Chinese firms not wanting to report global activity, but Beijing’s happy numbers are not credible.