Megan McArdle

Even his most ardent supporters ought to recognize that Trump’s method is, at least, a high-risk proposition for them.

If enough Americans are pro-impeachment, Republicans will join them.

Memory is difficult to prove.

The longer you humor people who have gone off the rails, the more time they have to damage themselves and those around them.

Why are so many mass shootings happening now?

You had me at “Not Donald Trump.” Now let’s talk about the tens of millions of other voters we’re going to need to win.

Warren’s path to the nomination lies through the party’s left-wing base, but her path to the presidency lies through tens of millions of more moderate voters.

While markets may nudge at least one part of China in a more liberal direction, the country’s citizens are probably going to have to walk most of the way on their own.

Thanks to cases in Alabama and Georgia, the country will someday soon find out how settled “settled law” really is.

Paying for it is political child’s play compared with the task of telling more than 100 million Americans that their current insurance is being canceled.

It seems the American habit of peppering emails with exclamation points is related to our enthusiasm over almost everything!

The admissions scandal is a more brazen version of the ceaseless drive of successful parents to keep their children on top.

Customers will be in for a rude shock when the companies start charging us what the rides are actually worth.

Progressives’ plan for energy efficiency is a nice idea, but way too aggressive.

Abortion is about avoiding parenthood, not pregnancy.