Democrats Made a Trump Comeback Thinkable
If punishing them means rewarding him, that’s a bargain the voters may prove willing to strike.
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Georgia's Flawed Election Serves Russia
The Kremlin’s allies retain power in legislative elections marred by evidence of vote-buying and intimidation.
The Supreme Court's Future Is on the Ballot
Harris endorses a wholesale restructuring of the judiciary and breaking the Senate filibuster rule to pass it.
Elon Musk Beats Biden's Regulators on Free Speech
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overrules the National Labor Relations Board over deleting a tweet.
Israel's Opening Strike Against Iran
It stayed within Biden’s limits while clearing the way to a stronger attack.
Can You Handle Four More Years?
If Harris wins, get ready for higher taxes, price controls and heavier regulation.
America's Immigration Conundrum
The U.S. economy needs to import humans. We don’t make them anymore.
About Trump's 'Reciprocal' Tariffs
He wants to raise your taxes, and he thinks I’m the stupid one.
My First Censorship Experience
A trade publication rejects an ad for my book about Israel. I’m responding with a U.S. campus tour.
Kamala Harris's Biggest Mistake
She should have leveled with the American people about Joe Biden’s cognitive decline. It isn’t too late.
What Is the FBI Hiding About Iran?
The bureau has ignored my questions about its probe into Tehran’s malign effort at election interference.
Press Bias Bolsters Trump, Again
Unhinged attacks on the candidate and his voters helped him win in 2016. They may do so again.
The Harris Wealth Tax vs. Mark Cuban
The wealthy Harris supporter calls the proposal an ‘economy killer.’ She says she still supports it.
Harvard's Antisemitism Problem
A lawsuit spotlights the school’s failure to discipline campus offenders.
Biden Snubs the Courts Again on Student Loan Forgiveness
Judges keep ruling that his plans are illegal, but the President keeps acting like he’s king.
Virginia Is for Non-Citizen Voters
A federal judge orders 1,600 people restored to the state’s voter rolls.
'The Price of Power' Review: The Man in the Middle
Personal reserve and strategic brainpower have made Mitch McConnell the Senate’s supreme politician—and often a partisan villain.
Early Voting Eclipses Election Day
Convenience prevails as voting season extends well into October.
On Jan. 6, Will Vice President Harris Certify the Election?
The Electoral Count Reform Act of 2022 should ameliorate any risk of a constitutional train wreck.
Why the U.S. Is Losing Ukraine
As long as everything always has to be Donald Trump’s fault, the press will be missing the story.
