President Trump spoke Friday with more clarity about China than any previous president in U.S. history.Trump spoke in the wake of Beijing’s progressive assault on freedom in Hong Kong, and as China continued to refuse to come clean about the... >>>

As the travel industry reopens following COVID-19 shutdowns, TPG suggests that you talk to your doctor, follow health officials’ guidance and research local travel restrictions before booking that next trip. We will be here to help you prepare,... >>>

Apple, Google, and Amazon fought loudly against Trump over immigration. Now he’s attacking them and they’re quiet.So what do America’s most powerful internet companies have to say about... >>>

Demand accountability for George Floyd’s death, yes, but don’t romanticize rioting, now or ever.While New York City waited five years before firing the police officer in the Garner case, Minneapolis moved more swiftly, firing all four officers who... >>>

This week, several of Biden’s more prominent prospects withdrew or saw their stock value drop due to national crises.And so, as my colleague Gabriel Debenedetti recently explained, Biden has been willing to hold what amounts to an “open audition”... >>>

What news coverage does — and doesn’t show — about unrest in Minneapolis and Louisville.The responses across the nation, whether you call them riots (and you shouldn’t) or whether you call them protests, uprisings, unrest, or rebellions, are being... >>>

Romanticizing disorganized violence is not just wrong in some factual way about how the world works; it’s depraved and vile.Unfortunately it must be said, because absolute morons who would call the cops without hesitation if there were an unruly... >>>

Eye's always on the ball with this guy.Protests over the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis escalated into violence and arson again on Thursday night, though whether protesters or police were more responsible for inciting the unrest... >>>

Paul Callan writes that President Trump's executive order targeting social media companies could restrain freedom of speech under the First Amendment. It's a misuse of power, Callan writes, and nothing but political whining . If its... >>>

Trump's executive order targeting section 230 of the Communication Decency Act is pure political coercion, writes FCC chairman Tom Wheeler.With the signing of yet another executive order on May 28, Donald Trump embraced limits on free speech via >>>

Despite his disingenuous attempt to walk back his threat toward Minneapolis protesters, it’s clear he just wanted to pour gasoline on the fire.I can’t stand back & watch this happen to a great American City, Minneapolis. A total lack of leadership.... >>>

This week's question: The Open Hearth restaurant in South Carolina has opened its doors, but with inflatable dolls seated at 50 percent of the tables, to create a convivial atmosphere while still ensuring patrons sit at least 6 feet apart. What... >>>

The Left’s privileged commentators don’t have to worry about losing their homes or businesses.We’ve been down this road before, and it’s a straight stretch of highway with no twists whatsoever. It would take a moral moron to get lost on it, and yet... >>>

The new executive order targeting social-media companies isn’t really about Twitter. It’s about Mark Zuckerberg.The president’s order targets Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which confers immunity to internet companies for content... >>>

Minneapolis has witnessed serious unrest over the past few days, sparked by the police killing of a black man named George Floyd, who was accused of using a counterfeit 20 dollar bill. The official report of his death mysteriously omitted the fact... >>>