Opinion
Non-Citizen Voting Cheapens U.S. Citizenship
By granting non-citizens the right to vote in local elections, New York City's new law cheapens U.S. citizenship.
By
Helen Raleigh
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Holocaust Comparisons Are Holocaust Denial. It Has to Stop.
While combating trivialization of the Holocaust is only one element of strengthening basic societal norms, it is a critical one.
By
Daniel S. Mariaschin and David J. Michaels
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Why Is the Media Erasing the Victims of Violent Crime?
Privilege is being able to discuss crime as an abstract policy concept, and not a daily reality.
By
Yael Bar tur
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Australia Is Leading the Way in Protein Alternatives
The growth in demand for protein globally means a win-win for the livestock industry and alternative proteins businesses.
By
Cat Woods
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Cancel Culture Comes to Banking
Those banned from YouTube or Twitter can find other places to speak. Those banned from banking services, by contrast, have nowhere to turn.
By
Todd Zywicki
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How to Protect Unborn Life in a Post-Roe America
In a post-Roe America, each state will resume a debate that was unjustly stifled for two generations concerning how we protect the most vulnerable.
By
Marjorie Dannenfelser
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With Trump off the Ballot, Can Democrats Win in Georgia?
Despite narrowly backing Joe Biden and electing two Democratic senators in 2020, Georgia is far from a blue state.
By
Alex Blecker
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Work From Home Isn't Just for Elites. It's a Revolution Rural America Needs
The coastal myopia is hiding one of the biggest benefits. It's not about stop the spread of COVID anymore, but about encouraging the spread of talented Americans—back to rural America.
By
Skylar Baker-Jordan
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2022 Needs to Be the Year that Technology Recycling Goes Mainstream
People and businesses need to start viewing e-waste as a form of hazardous waste so that it is properly disposed of and paid for … for the sake of our planet.
By
John Shegerian
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California Is a Bastion of Innovation Marred by Deep Inequality
Sadly, along with new technical and cultural innovations, the everyday reality outside the glamor zone presents a prospect as cautionary as it is aspirational, a harbinger of innovation marred by massive social inequality.
By
Joel Kotkin
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Learning From the Government's COVID Testing Debacle
Angry Americans deserve to know why they aren't getting the COVID-19 tests they paid for and were promised.
By
Dean Clancy
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Emerging From Quarantine With Thoughts of Our COVID Future
One-size-fits-all solutions have not enjoyed an enviable track record in the COVID era.
By
Mark Davis
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Highlighted Debates from Previous Weeks
The U.S. Constitution Still Provides a Durable Framework | Opinion
By Jeffrey Sikkenga
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We Should Be Open To Learning From Other Constitutions | Opinion
By Christina Bambrick
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The Push to 'Cancel' Dave Chappelle Was Silly and Stupid | Opinion
By Jason Rantz
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No One Was Trying to 'Cancel' Dave Chappelle | Opinion
By Newsweek Staff
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Policymakers Must Fix Our Student Debt Crisis | Opinion
By Cody Hounanian
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Don't Give Our Flawed Universities the Boon of a Student Loan Bailout | Opinion
By Inez Feltscher Stepman
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The Debt Ceiling Is an Artificial Crisis | Opinion
By Betsey Stevenson
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The Debt Ceiling Can Force Budgetary Discipline | Opinion
By Phil Kerpen
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Price Controls and Government Spending Won't Fix Inflation
If policymakers hope to deliver, they'll have to address inflation's root causes and not paper over its symptoms.
By
Benjamin Powell
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Diplomacy Isn't Appeasement
Those who sprinkle negativity over negotiations or oppose them altogether are usually the loudest ones in the room.
By
Daniel R. DePetris
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China's Using Economic Coercion as Blackmail. The US and EU Must Fight Back
Beijing uses its economic might to blackmail countries and corporations because it is effective.
By
Anders Fogh Rasmussen
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Not Getting Vaccinated Can Be Child Abuse
The vaccinated majority is rapidly losing interest in the fate of the unvaccinated—and that's putting it diplomatically.
By
Froma Harrop
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Jan. 6 Committee Isn't Defending Democracy. It's a McCarthyite Witch Hunt
It's clear the committee exists to justify the hyperbolic claim that the riot was an "insurrection" or an attempted coup.
By
Jonathan Tobin
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Free Families from Closed Schools
Children are COVID's lowest-risk demographic, but our nation's elementary and high-school students have suffered the most throughout the pandemic.
By
Virginia Gentles
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Republicans Have a Historic Opportunity With Black Voters
If the GOP can get out of its own way, Republican leaders will be uniquely positioned to become what the Democratic Party used to be: a multiethnic working class party representing a majority of the country.
By
Darvio Morrow
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My Business Will Boycott the Metaverse. Yours Should Too
Instead of seeing the metaverse as our inevitable fate, we should relegate it to technology's graveyard of dead ends.
By
Tyler Ornstein
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We Are Sleepwalking Toward a Retirement Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has brutally exposed the precarious financial situation of many Americans.
By
Joe Hipsky
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SCOTUS Will Block OSHA Vax Mandate. Limits on Federal Power Still Matter
The federal government has some power to impose vaccine mandates, but the devil is in the details and it can't do so in an arbitrary or unreasoned manner.
By
Ilya Shapiro
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