Historic Sites Are Where Americans Learn Who We Are
A few years after a “Western Civilization” course led me to change my plans from law school to a Ph.D., my professor—a University of Chicago legend named Karl Weintraub whose…
Nearly 50 Years After the ‘Miracle on Ice,’ Team USA Is Striving for Olympic History
By any objective measure, Columbus Blue Jackets defensemen Zach Werenski has realized his dreams. A Gross Point, Mich., native who played his college hockey at the University of Michigan and…
U.S. Men’s Hockey Cruises to a Gold Medal Showdown With Rival Canada
Canada can have all the drama. The United States will take the deep semifinal exhale. On the same day on which Canada’s men’s hockey team required a late comeback against…
Companies Are Choosing Efficiency Over Bold Climate Goals
It was hard to go even a few minutes at this year’s GreenBiz conference without hearing about the business case for sustainability. Over and over, executives repeated that efforts to…
‘A Win for the Separation of Powers’: Some Republicans Celebrate Supreme Court Ruling Against Trump’s Tariffs
Several notable Republicans celebrated the Supreme Court’s ruling on Friday that struck down President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs, saying that the decision defended Congress’s constitutional authority. The decision immediately overturns…