A Brief Martial Law in South Korea
President Yoon Suk Yeol failed to justify his exceptional decree.
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Musk Loses, Trial Lawyers Win
Plaintiffs firms get $345 million for causing a decline in Tesla stock.
A Judicial Coup for Public Unions in Wisconsin
A judge overturns Scott Walker’s Act 10 on collective bargaining for government workers.
AI and the Automation of Work for Gen Z
Students discuss how to use technology to help with their jobs.
An 'Educational Equity' Failure
Do progressive policies always harm the people they are supposed to help?
Will We Ever Hear the End of Slavery Reparations?
Biden thinks the issue needs further study, but few issues in history have received more attention.
A Trump Voter Walks Into My Office
It’s no joke—universities impoverish themselves by suppressing conservatives.
His Pardon Lies Were Pure Biden
Whoever came up with ‘greedflation’ also wrote Joe’s Hunter statement.
Antitrust Officials Want to Sell Google for Parts
The Justice Department lawsuit may snuff out vital competition.
The Economy Is Still Inflated
Biden-era high prices persist even as the Fed slows the rate of increase. Trump should take note.
Hunter Biden's Pardon: Your Tax Dollars At Work
Ordinary Americans are held accountable when they defraud the IRS. Not the president’s son.
The Economic-Policy Contradictions of Donald Trump
The president-elect says he’ll lower prices, but his other promises would raise them.
Climate-Change Colonialism Keeps Poor Countries Impoverished
Development agencies fund green projects when people need jobs, food and energy.
Pardon Me, Dad: The Hunter Biden Story
The President tries to rewrite the facts about his son’s prosecutions to justify breaking norms.
CEOs Get the Industrial Policy Boot
Federal subsidies can’t save the leaders of Intel and Stellantis.
Trump, Biden and Hamas's Hostages
The President-elect threatens those holding Americans in Gaza.
Is France Now Greece on the Seine?
Markets fret about a budget crisis, but slow economic growth is the underlying problem.
The Syrian Rebels' Lessons for Washington
The events in Aleppo should remind us that Israel is an excellent ally and it’s time to step up pressure on Putin.
It's Good to Be Hunter Biden
As the president prepares to leave the White House, he ends his term with a pardon and a lie.
A Thumb on the Scale for Wegovy
Biden’s Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services extends coverage by making nonsense of the law.
