Macron, the Man Who Cried Continental Crisis
Like many Europeans, he acknowledges the issues but is unwilling to take action to address them.
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Natural Disasters Bring Out the Worst in Trump
He deliberately and dangerously distorts the facts for political gain.
A Strategy for Striking Back at Iran
Target key leadership, military support and financial infrastructure, as the U.S. did with ISIS.
JD Vance Is Right About 'Experts'
They’ve been wrong too often not to admit it to the public.
CNN and Sen. Bob Casey's Economic Illiteracy
The network spins short-selling into a hit piece on Republican Senate challenger Dave McCormick’s business record.
The Colorado Cake Baker Wins Again
The left keeps harassing Jack Phillips, despite High Court victories.
Elon Musk Rides to Biden's Hurricane Rescue
The FCC withdrew a grant for Starlink to cover rural counties, but the satellite service is now saving the day in those counties.
Harris and Trump Lose Momentum
Both candidates have failed to ignite an important election.
Why Is India Soft on Hamas and Hezbollah?
The country has a terror problem of its own, but its leaders haven’t learned to think globally about it.
What Trump Gets Wrong About McKinley
The 25th president was a different kind of ‘tariff man’ from the 45th president.
Save the Qualified Business Tax Deduction
Harris should come out in favor of keeping this provision, which is vital to small businesses.
Notable & Quotable: 'A Gift ... to Humanity'
‘Allowing a genocidal, theocratic, unstable dictatorship . . . to develop nuclear weapons is about the most dangerous and irresponsible thing that the world could ever allow.’
Republicans Move to Secure a Majority in the Senate Race
The GOP is making slow but steady gains in their quest to retake the Senate.
China Rides a 'Stimulus' Rollercoaster
Chinese stocks fall after their recent ascent as Beijing’s revival policies underwhelm.
What Walz Is Telling West Coast Donors
Is the vice presidential candidate ‘misspeaking’ again?
CBS to Tony Dokoupil: You Can't Report in the Newsroom!
The network subjects the anchor to a struggle session after he dares to commit journalism on air.
Towns Find Strength in Unity After Helene
Western North Carolina has been devastated, but everyone is pitching in to the recovery effort.
The Student-Debt Debacle
Is the postsecondary education system sustainable?
Washington Racks Up Another $1.8 Trillion Budget Deficit
Government spending rises 11%, more than offsetting booming tax revenue.
Michigan and the EV Mandate Backlash
As auto layoffs mount in the state from climate policies, Democrats are on the political defensive.
