Bloomberg Opinion

As tech-bashing becomes a bipartisan pastime, consumers will lose out

The furor over a flagged New York Post article obscures solid efforts by Twitter and Facebook to root out suspect content

At the state and national levels, the party’s strategy is consistent: Make it hard to vote

A new report casts serious doubt on whether the material can ever be reused economically. It doesn’t account for innovation.

The economist’s doctrine has warped our understanding about the people an economy is supposed to serve

Governments have no business telling private sector employees what to do, and companies have to be more cautious of the risks

Elizabeth Holmes will have a hard time proving an insanity defense.

Why do disruptive startups slavishly follow an identikit formula of business model, look and feel, and tone of voice? Because it works…

Yes, the pandemic has caused some to flee New York and other cities. Whether the trend builds depends on the recovery.

As Covid-19 spreads, so do mental-health problems, especially among Gen Z and Millennials. A lot of this has to do with uncertainty.

Operation Warp Speed is pursuing a worthy goal, but it still operates in the shadows

Biden’s unsurprising choice says as much about the party as it does about the race

Europe takes the lead in tackling the excesses of Big Tech but only the U.S. can pursue breakups. Don’t expect anything radical to happen.

Epidemics exploit the weak spots of the societies they erupt in. Covid-19 went for the low-paid who couldn’t work from home.

The inherent extra return participants enjoyed for many years has almost disappeared because of changes in tax laws and high fees

Unfairness and prejudice are all too common in the U.S. justice system

Generous benefits don’t seem to be discouraging work

Without fixes for infrastructure, education, health care and government, the U.S. will resemble a developing nation in a few decades

With coronavirus infections surging as economies reopen, officials will need to consider unorthodox alternatives. Pakistan offers some…

That would take an act of Congress

The killing of George Floyd has been a call to action in the U.K. too. People are right to be angry.

A rush to publish studies based on flawed science gets us no closer to a cure, and hurts public trust

The surprising implications of the disease’s tendency to spread in big bunches

The feds shouldn’t be able to just waltz right into your phone