Opinion | TSA Lines Stretch While Congress Flies Free
How can we keep leaders who don’t suffer the consequences of their poor governance? Source link
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Opinion | The Cost of a Constantly Online Childhood
Teens who use social media for three or more hours a day face increased risk of depression and anxiety. Source link
Opinion | Charlie Ergen, SpaceX and Trump
The private market for spectrum may rescue dumb industrial policy. Source link
Opinion | California’s Attorney General Faces Texas Justice
Exxon Mobil’s defamation case against Rob Bonta looks likelier to go to trial. Source link
Opinion | Beasley Allen Gets the Legal Boot
A judge bounces the notorious plaintiffs firm from the J&J trial for sleazy behavior. Source link
Opinion | The Pols Who Failed Sheridan Gorman
A young woman’s murder has Chicago officials rushing to evade responsibility. Source link
Opinion | Why Not Declare War?
Congress hasn’t done it since 1942. But a case may emerge for doing it in Iran. Source link
Opinion | Protesters Throughout U.S. History Play the Long Game
The No Kings rallies might seem like they’re not making a difference, but disrupting the status quo is never “nothing.” Source link
Opinion | Operation Epic Fury Should Make China Very Afraid
Like Desert Storm in 1991, a stunning air campaign is demonstrating America’s power of deterrence. Source link
Opinion | You May Already Have Won the Iran War
Or you may already have lost. Commentators on both sides refuse to admit how little they know. Source link