Who Read What in 2024: Leaders in Business, Science and Technology
Sarah Friar, Bill Gates, Eric Schmidt and others on the books that made them think again this year.
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Who Read What in 2024: Entertainers and Authors
Ronda Rousey, Shirley MacLaine, Griffin Dunne, Connie Chung, Lev Grossman and others on the reading that nourished them in 2024.
Justice, Boeing and DEI
A judge questions the diversity provisions in a plea deal with the government.
A Bipartisan Slippage in Standards
Biden’s pardon of Hunter is as disconcerting as Trump’s more exotic administration nominees.
The Bitcoin Boom and Easy Money
Asset prices suggest that financial conditions are hardly tight.
What Biden's Lawfare Has Wrought
Having abused the rule of law, he’d abuse the pardon power if he issues more pre-emptive pardons.
The Propaganda War on Israel Never Stops
Amnesty International lends its once-good name to the genocide lie.
DOGE's Mission Is the Opposite of Mission Creep
For the effort to succeed, it will have to rethink the purpose of the federal government.
Jordan Peterson Wrestles With God
The Canadian author came to appreciate ‘perhaps the greatest idea ever revealed.’
Israel and the International Criminal Court's Threat to the U.S.
The tribunal targets the Jewish state but has its sights on America.
Vladimir Putin's Nuclear Bluff
The Russian ruler wants to scare the West. But he has problems that escalation in Ukraine wouldn’t solve.
Donald Trump, Environmentalist
Biden’s misguided climate-change efforts hurt fragile ecosystems and animal populations.
Kash Patel IsRight forthe FBI
I worked with him in the first Trump White House and saw his courage, discretion and capability.
Trump, Don't Spike the Football on Europe's Economy
It’s fun to watch the chaos across the Atlantic, but the worse it gets, the more likely it is to spread.
Still Hiring
The latest NFIB survey finds more employers planning to create jobs.
RFK Jr.'s Race Against the Cure
His nomination to be HHS secretary is a threat to American medical innovation.
Paul Atkins Is the Anti-Gensler for the SEC
Trump makes a first-rate choice to run the securities regulator.
Dinesh D'Souza Says Sorry for '2000 Mules'
That video of alleged illegal ballot harvesting? Nothing of the sort.
Marine Le Pen to the Markets: Drop Dead
The right-wing leader brings down the French government.
Gautam Adani's Bribery Charges Affect U.S.-India Relations
The incoming Trump administration could work toward a settlement.
