China Menaces Another U.S. Ally
Beijing steps up its naval harassment of the Philippines in the South China Sea.
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Direct Democracy Dies in California
The state Supreme Court does Gov. Gavin Newsom’s bidding and kills a tax limitation initiative.
Elections in SopranoLand
Democrats campaign against the ‘criminal’ GOP nominee. Then there’s New Jersey.
Why the Southern Baptists Said No to IVF
A resolution affirms the moral goodness of new life, but not of all means to achieve it.
AMLO's Radical Legacy in Mexico
His lame-duck reforms will hurt Mexicans, drive investment away and wreck relations with the U.S.
CNN Blackballs Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
It ignores Federal Election Commission rules in excluding him from the presidential debate.
The Baby Boomers Are Arriving in Montana
My wife and I decided to get away from it all. Lots of others got here first, ready to die with boots on.
All the President's Sanctions on Israel
Biden targets right-wing Israelis but gives Hamas’s patrons a pass.
Inside China's Troubled Real Estate Market
Xi Jinping’s government tried to bring housing prices down. Now it wants to force them up again.
Elon Musk Foils the Proxy Firms
Like Exxon Mobil, Tesla went directly to investors and over the heads of the left-leaning advisers.
The Grisly Annals of Socialized Medicine
Bureaucratic politics and the killing of infants.
Soaring U.S. Debt Is a Spending Problem
Revenue is stable, but outlays are reaching new heights as a share of GDP.
Harvard's Dean of Speech Sanctions
Dean Bobo wants faculty to be punished for speech he doesn’t like.
Education Reform With a Cajun Twist
Louisiana becomes the 12th state to embrace universal school choice.
The $20 Billion ObamaCare Subsidy Fraud
It’s a boon for agents, brokers and insurance companies—and the Biden administration enabled it.
What the Putin-Pyongyang Axis Means
Adversaries are working together. The U.S. will have to adjust to this new world disorder.
Hollywood Joe Biden's Celebrity Party
Trump is peeling off layers of a Democratic coalition that lost its common identity.
Experts Handicap the Trump-Biden Debate
A make-or-break moment arrives unusually early in the presidential race.
Working at Home Helped Whip Inflation
It boosted productivity and restrained wage growth. But now the Fed has to finish the job.
India Could Help the U.S. to Tech Victory Over China
A promising partnership with a country that has a massive market and an impressive pool of talent.
