Tehran May Tempt Trump With Talks
The Islamic Republic is on the ropes, but it could still exploit the threat of rapid nuclear breakout.
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Merry Christmas, Daniel Penny
A jury delivers a measure of justice for the Marine turned Good Samaritan by finding him not guilty in the death of Jordan Neely.
Notable & Quotable: Systemic
‘Experts worry that Neely’s killing is, in part, a result of relentless political rhetoric that has contributed to the public’s incomplete understanding of actual crime levels.’
Trump's Diverse Cabinet Picks---Rivals or Courtiers?
The ideological range could signal an openness to new ways of thinking, or government by whim.
Trump Needs a DOGE for Free Speech
Root out regulations and practices that infringe on our First Amendment rights.
After the Fall of Syria's Assad
It’s a defeat for Russia and Iran, and it offers openings for Trump.
Donald Trump and the Dreamers
The President-elect says he’s open to a legislative deal for migrants brought here illegally as children. But will Democrats go along?
Biden's Moment of Truth on U.S. Steel
He can approve a Nippon Steel offer that is in the U.S. interest.
AR-15 Rifles and the Constitution
Does the Second Amendment include a right to own one? The Supreme Court might soon decide.
How Progress Builds on Itself
Before you know it, a series of small steps accumulates into a giant leap forward.
Measuring Milei's Argentine Progress
A year into his rule, the reform effort is working, but time is running short.
When Santa Brought Cigarettes
A festive carton was a popular 20th-century Christmas present.
How Trump Can Target Transgenderism in Schools
A federal court ruling in Pennsylvania vindicated the rights of parents.
Assad Falls Thanks to a Weak Tehran
Iran and its proxy network have been revealed to be paper tigers. More defeats will surely follow this one.
UnitedHealthcare and the ObamaCare Con
The law’s mandates and regulations have given rise to myriad insurance-market grievances.
Pennsylvania Almost Saw a Stolen Election
Democrats would still be scheming if McCormick’s margin had been smaller.
A Little Protectionism, a Lot of Pain
Curbing the de minimis tariff exemption would raise consumer prices.
Is Murdering Healthcare CEOs Justified?
Leftists on social media blame the wrong culprit for healthcare dysfunction.
A Solution to Football's Fake-Injury Problem
A player who claims to be hurt shouldn’t be allowed back in the game immediately.
The TikTok Sale and the First Amendment
The D.C. Circuit says the feds can force a sale to protect national security from Chinese control.
