Decline and Fall of America? Not Yet
Trump appears to have broken the codependency of the woke and averted a destructive revolution.
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Holiday Books: Our 2024 Guide to the Best Gifts
Including books for children and young adults, cooks, sports fans, history buffs, nature lovers, mystery fans and more.
A Transition Unlike Any Other
‘Notably quiet’ Biden still formally presides over a very active government.
The ICC's Assault on Israel---and the U.S.
With its arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, the International Criminal Court sacrifices its standards and future to join the war on Israel.
Gary Gensler Gets Hit by the Law on His Way Out
The SEC chairman sees another of his regulations lose in court on the day he announces he’ll step down.
Trump Cuts His Losses on Matt Gaetz as Attorney General
But will he apply the same logic to other unqualified nominees?
Trump Hires an Education Wrestler
Linda McMahon has a long to-do list reversing Biden policies.
The Lessons of Matt Gaetz's Withdrawal
If Trump wants to shake up the Justice Department, he needs someone serious.
Trump Can End Religious Discrimination
A simple executive order on Day One to enforce court rulings that protect faith.
Crisis and Compassion at 38,000 Feet
A midflight medical emergency brings out the best in the crew and passengers.
They Wouldn't Know Inflation if It Bit Them in the Ballot
Biden-Harris defenders try to ‘decompose’ the rise in prices, forgetting what inflation actually is.
How to Regulate AI Without Stifling Innovation
Rules can’t solve every potential problem, and the demand for perfect safety has dangers of its own.
'Carson the Magnificent': Portrait of a Funny Man
Johnny Carson knew how to stand outside of a joke in case it tanked. He sparkled in conversation and didn’t pretend to be smarter than he was.
Blame the Democratic Party for Trump
Their weak candidates, identity politics and extremism pushed voters toward the ex-president.
Judicial Independence: Still a Good Idea
Cultural and academic elites have changed their minds. That tells us something about them.
Dick Durbin's Plan to 'Fix' Credit Cards
Rewards points could vanish if Congress caps transaction fees.
The House Ethics Report on Matt Gaetz
Senators might demand it before confirming him as Attorney General.
Jimmy Lai Stands Up for Freedom
Hong Kong tells Donald Trump to shut up about the jailed publisher.
Illegal Teacher Strikes in Massachusetts
The unions are racking up fines, while hoping for a bigger payout.
Can Trump Bust Up the Beltway?
Bureaucracies kept winning because no one paid attention to them. Until now.
