Colin Grabow In the Biden administration’s final days it released a deeply flawed report, conducted as part of a Section 301 investigation, that blamed China for many of the US maritime industry’s troubles. The report’s verdict cleared the path for punitive retaliatory measures, raising the question of how the newly ensconced Trump administration would handle the matter. Last week, the US Trade Representative’s office provided an answer. As punishment for China’s alleged unfair contributions to US maritime misery, […]

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Walter Olson Number seven in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: Register and watch: I’ll be part of a livestreamed panel from UCLA this Tuesday (March 4) at 12:15 p.m. Pacific Time (3:15 p.m. Eastern) We’ll be discussing documentary proof of citizenship requirements for voting and the SAVE Act in Congress. Other panelists will include Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Nina Perales, Vice President of Litigation at MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense […]

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It is no concern of ours. And this does not mean trying to broker a settlement in the Ukraine war. It means staying out completely. We should not send any weapons there.

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This past week, the venerable Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator for The Financial Times, used his column to declare the Trump administration and, by extension, the United States “the enemy of the West.” “Today,” Wolf wrote, “autocracies [are] increasingly confident,” and “the United States is moving to their side.” According to the subhead on the column, “Washington has decided to abandon…its postwar role in the world.” Meanwhile, Wolf cites the (in his estimation) august Franklin Roosevelt, as he […]

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