Is there still hope for a federal judiciary that plays the role the founders intended?
Category Archives: International and national
U.S.-Mexico relations after Lopez Obrador
The U.S. should seal off access to our formal economy for future illegal workers from Mexico through E-Verify and otherwise give Lopez Obrador space to do what he can.
Trump-Kim meeting was a useful start
Suspending missile tests is a gain and demystifying presidential summitry has merit.
Revealing votes by Lesko, Sinema
What kind of a conservative will Lesko be in Congress? Where is Sinema a centrist, and where isn’t she?
Start with limiting North Korea’s missiles
There’s an imaginable nuclear deal with North Korea. But it isn’t the one the Trump administration says it will insist on.
Court’s unartful dodge on same-sex wedding cake
The First Amendment doesn’t give businesses a right to discriminate against gays. But do we really have to litigate over a wedding cake?
Is Trump’s Twitter account a public park?
Trump should be able to control access to the audience he has created.
The fight over a Census citizenship question is mostly symbolic
There is no basis for a judge to decide which Census questions are permissible. But there’s no need for the citizenship question.
Ducey, Dems should do this to prevent mass shootings
Legislative Democrats crafted a sensible proposal for a mental health injunction to deny the mentally ill with violent tendencies access to guns. They didn’t attach conditions to it until Ducey proposed something similar.
Will Arizona make a big bet on gambling?
Although the Supreme Court ruling wasn’t the victory for states rights commonly depicted, Gov. Doug Ducey had some interesting things to say in its aftermath.