By Adam O'Neal

How does your phone know where you are? A revolutionary invention made it possible.

Europe wants tourists out — except this kind.

A “conservative” Supreme Court decision could be the left’s friend, Jason Willick writes. And Henry Olsen argues that another ruling hands Republicans a midterm lifeline.

From Colorado, Maddy Butcher describes the “edginess” growing in the drought-parched rural West.

“Graham Platner’s accuser will pay a price. I know it well,” Patti Davis writes. And Carine Hajjar asks: Who vetted Graham Platner? Anyone?

You bought something online? Prepare for an avalanche.

Plus: Three ways to combat elder fraud. The Trump administration’s chilling crackdown on dissent. Goodbye, DOGE. “Widow’s Bay.” A 41 percent tax on beer?

Katherine Dunn This little blue dot on your phone is revolutionary  (The Washington Post) U.S. policy used to jam up GPS. Now, those signals beam into your pocket. By Katherine Dunn Read more

Yong Kim Europe wants tourists out — except this kind

Jason Willick This ‘conservative’ Supreme Court decision could be the left’s friend

Henry Olsen The Supreme Court just handed Republicans a midterm lifeline

Maddy Butcher Here in the drought-parched rural West, an ‘edginess’ grows

Patti Davis Graham Platner’s accuser will pay a price. I know it well.

Carine Hajjar Who vetted Graham Platner? Anyone?

Joanne Kaufman You bought something online? Prepare for an avalanche.

Yuksel Aydin Elder fraud is surging. Here are three simple steps to combat it.

Greg Lukianoff The Trump administration is cracking down on dissent. That’s chilling.

Editorial Board Goodbye, DOGE

Will Leitch ‘Widow’s Bay’ became a hit the old-fashioned way

Editorial Board A 41 percent tax? Hold our beer.