A lousy column indirectly makes an important point.

Cops aren’t soldiers or spies but fellow citizens.

An interesting if frustrating new survey from Cato.

Federal agents deployed nonlethal force against peaceful demonstrators.

The lousy hybrid option has been scrapped in favor of a worthless virtual one.

Pentagon officials are speaking out about the militarization of police.

At what point does a demonstration become something else?

Portland may be a preview of what’s to come.

Comparisons with 2016 all work against Trump’s re-election.

Life comes at you fast.

A civil rights legend has passed.

It’s just not immediate.

Despite hope for a vaccine, officials are canceling large events months in advance.

Telecommuting has taken a bite out of an industry built on commuting.

The President does not like his poll numbers.

The weirdness of Internet outrage culture.

Dissenters to a denied emergency appeal argue it is.

A majority of Americans of every sex, race, education, income, or region do the right thing. With one exception.

Could a blue state governor be the future of the Republican Party?

A reminder and clarification on site policies.

A movement that has grown beyond recognition.

A shocking and yet completely unsurprising development.

Another small step toward canceling the fall sports calendar.

What has the Supreme Court wrought?

Online instruction is an inferior product. But it’s more expensive to deliver.

More dominoes are falling. They won’t be the last.

The President of the United States is displeased.

Congress forgot to disestablish a Creek Reservation created by treaty in 1833 and 1856 when it made Oklahoma a state in 1909.

A mixed ruling: New York wins, Congress loses–but no release before the election.

The longtime Fox News host has re-emerged at an unusual spot.

The hopes of football in the fall are fading fast.

A researcher has documented 66 separate incidents since May 27.

Even Republicans are wondering if President Trump is at his “Katrina moment.”

Two rulings greatly expand the ability to evade the law for on Free Exercise grounds.

Another avoidable milestone.

The soldier who became a national figure for testifying against President Trump has had enough.

The venerable apparel company is having a hard go of it.

Free speech is not for everyone.

Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar.

The president of the country with the second most cases and fatalities has tested positive.

Harvard joins a growing list of universities who will not offer in-person classes this year.

The Paycheck Protection Program protected some interesting paychecks.

The Country Music Hall of Famer is gone.