US officials would surely like Germany and Europe to rally quickly to America’s side. Hal Brands explains that, in reality, uniting the free world against a new authoritarian rival will itself be a long, hard campaign.
Overheating is not a certainty. It is a risk. But it could lead to truncating the length of the expansion — and excluding lower-wage workers from its full benefits. That risk is not worth taking, writes Michael Strain.
Jodi Shaw’s resignation reveals how campus illiberalism can be beaten — and why it’s so difficult to overcome in the first place, explains Frederick Hess.
Naomi Schaefer Riley and Angela Rachidi explain that genuine free-market reforms could address poverty and make it easier to raise a family in this country. Just give these reforms a chance.
The US can emerge from the depths of the COVID-19 crisis in the coming months if the federal government leads and executes an effective vaccination campaign, write Kieran Allsop, James Capretta, and Scott Ganz.
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