The Trump administration can handle a little more risk—a little more balance—and lead us to airline security policies that save more lives by further opening the skies.

If the EU wants its digital economy to flourish, it should spend less time redistributing data and more time removing the shackles that keep its businesses from competing on a global stage.

The Air Force’s next-generation Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) program is racked by cost overruns and calls to eliminate its funding. And yet Sentinel’s troubled development ...

The new endowment tax will subject the country's wealthiest institutions to hundreds of millions of dollars in tax liability.

Higher tariffs would adversely affect agricultural imports, which would harm US consumers, but the trade actions could also provoke counter-retaliatory actions by affected exporters. Indeed, Canada, ...

The war with Israel has prompted generational turnover in Iranian military leadership. Israel killed dozens of senior Iranian military officers during the recent 12-day conflict, eliminating many of ...

Twenty-five years ago this month, Dan Sarewitz and I published a widely read and discussed article in The Atlantic Monthly titled, Breaking the Global Warming Gridlock (unpaywalled version here).

While AI holds tremendous promise for revolutionizing government efficiency, realizing these benefits demands careful implementation that prioritizes accuracy, transparency, and constitutional ...

A popular myth peddled by populists on both the left and right is that America has been in steady decline since the 1970s. A more honest accounting of the facts reveals a different story—one of ...

The ability of technology companies to assert the First Amendment rights of their users to receive and engage in online speech is essential for expressive freedom and product development.

While the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation safeguards an individual’s right to be digitally “forgotten”, what assurances exist regarding an individual’s—or a society’s—“right to be ...