Month: April 2023

Many on the right and left want courts to set national abortion policy again.

A fire that killed 38 migrants in Mexico reveals the spillover effects of bad policy.

Trying to ramp up aggregate demand serves no purpose if supply is constrained.

Publishers have recently feared the impact that artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled search will have on their advertising revenue. If Google’s Bard or Microsoft’s Bing can answer a search query without directing a user to an article, publishers’ bottom lines will suffer. And those tools have exploded in popularity, with ChatGPT attracting 1.6 billion visits to its…

The left gins up another phony ethics assault to tarnish the Supreme Court.

Inevitably, politics took charge, making it harder to adapt to a virus that wouldn’t be stopped.