Gowdy aimed to close the circle of South Carolina’s history
As Trey Gowdy departs the Senate, a reflection on the election of South Carolina's first black senator, and close Gowdy friend, Tim Scott.
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Will: South Dakota asks the Supreme court to circumvent Congress and the market
Traditional retailing will prosper or not depending on market forces. State governments should not try to prevent this wholesome churning from going where it will.
Will: Making the government less larcenous
After two years of stonewalling about its theft of Gerardo Serrano's 2014 Ford F-250 pickup truck, the government suddenly returned it.
Democrats dream of capturing California districts
On a recent聽Sunday聽evening, Katie Hill boarded a red-eye flight from L.A. to Washington for frenetic fundraising and networking. She must really want to get into the House of Representatives.
The real Down syndrome “problem”
Iceland must be pleased that it is close to success in its program of genocide, but before congratulating that nation on its final solution to the Down syndrome problem, perhaps...
Will: Trump’s tariffs express his adolescent delight in executive swagger
Congress has given presidents vast discretion to trifle with Americans' freedom, the nation's prosperity and the world's hard-won architecture of efficient commerce.
Will: Keystone State race could set template for Democrats
The special election in Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District is the nation's the most important 2018 voting before聽Nov. 6.
Will: Is the Supreme Court going to correct itself on coerced union fees?
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments regarding a 1977 decision that allows the coerced flow of money to government workers' unions. Will it correct that mistaken...
Will: Infrastructure spending won’t transform America
Infrastructure spending will not have the economically and socially transformative effect that it had before America became a mature urban society.
Will: Snakes on a plane for emotional support?
The rapid recent increase of emotional-support animals in airplane cabins is an unanticipated consequence of a federal law passed with the best of intentions.