Regrets, Biden Has Too Few
The President and his aides reportedly thinks he made a mistake in dropping out of the race. That explains a lot.
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Trump Is Right on H-1B Visas
Enlightened nationalism understands the need for immigrant talent.
How Europe Cripples Its Defenses
ESG rules and left-wing critics stymie defense financing and investment.
Jimmy Carter's Unappreciated Legacy
The 39th president never stopped trying to make America, and the world, a better place.
Two Agencies That Should Become One
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy should encourage Congress to merge the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Authorities Shrug at Bank Fraud
My check was among the hundreds stolen daily. Nobody wants to do anything.
What a Long, Strange Trip
Reflections on the good and the bad in a lifetime of personal and business travel.
Congress, Cuba and the Embassy Five
Maduro’s goons terrorize Venezuela’s opposition with Havana’s support.
Syria's Rebel Leader Is No Moderate
Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani is committed to armed jihad and has praised 9/11’s planners.
The Bonfire of the Progressive Vanities
Liberals say they want ‘livable’ cities, but their policies produce high taxes, crime and chaos.
New York Will Now Tax America for Climate Change
Its new extraterritorial climate levy will hit workers across the U.S. for fossil-fuel production.
Crime and New California Punishment
Habitual thieves discover the era of leniency may be ending thanks to Prop. 36 that passed in November.
David Boris Rivkin Jr., 1956-2024
The immigrant from Soviet Russia became a leading champion of the U.S. Constitution.
The Second Amendment, Reawakened
An appeals court says a nonviolent misdemeanor doesn’t end gun rights.
A Very Good Year? That Would Be Nice
The fruits of virtue—civility and cordiality—improve life for everyone.
What 'Engagers' Got Right About China
Economic protectionism is no substitute for military protection, and economic ties have their benefits.
David Rivkin, the Constitution's Stalwart Defender
In the courtroom and on these pages, he made the case for the structure that upholds America’s liberty.
Biden and China
One more disturbing reminder of the sordid family business.
Bob Lefsetz, the Man Who Was 'So Mean' to Taylor Swift
His newsletter isn’t always nice, but it’s chewed over by everyone who matters in the music industry.
Massachusetts Puts Its Education Excellence at Risk
Voters nixed an exam that helped enhance the state’s reputation. Lawmakers may correct this mistake.
