Across the United States, property owners are forcing their tenants to endure life-threatening extreme heat. They have to be stopped.

Graffiti is a visible reminder that, despite everything, people are still struggling along, making their mark. That humanity remains, in all its messy glory, despite every attempt to flatten and sanitize it away.

Besides being obvious attacks on public health and personal freedom of expression, mask bans give police even more power to use violence and the threat of imprisonment to address political and social problems.

Christopher Rufo visited Britain and saw non-white people, leading him to conclude that civilization is being hollowed out.

Economist Teresa Ghilarducci on why some 90-year-old Americans are pushing shopping carts in the heat trying to make ends meet.

Could the example of Tim Walz’s Minnesota break Democrats out of their learned helplessness?

Worker, prisoner, president: what the Left can learn from Lula's rise from humble childhood to becoming one of the world's most popular politicians.

Leading economics commentator Kyla Scanlon on how people's feelings matter in assessing an economy's performance.