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The Colbert-CBS spat is a reminder that Americans don’t need the government to vet their entertainment.

AI data centers, space solar energy, and the switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar, in readers’ eyes.

Thrive Living’s partnership with Costco is the exception that proves the rule about what’s broken in housing.

This week, we celebrated Presidents Day, which makes it a fitting time to recognize one of America’s most underrated presidents. Herbert Hoover presided over the onset of the Great Depression and is widely viewed as the inferior predecessor to Franklin D. Roosevelt. But, as host Megan McArdle explains, that judgment is unfair to Hoover. It also reflects a larger problem: the assumption that a president can singlehandedly fix or wreck the economy.

The Biden administration used carrots and sticks to steer consumers to electric vehicles. It didn’t work.