Harris, Patriotism and the New York Times
The newspaper’s endorsement is disappointing even if it’s not surprising.
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Jimmy Carter, Champion of Deregulation
The former president, who turns 100 Tuesday, gets too little credit for making America competitive again.
Israel Defends Itself---and May Save Western Civilization
The equivocation of Biden, Harris and other leaders should cause us all to feel a degree of shame.
'The Stalin Affair' Review: A Compact Born in Crisis
Convinced the wartime alliance couldn’t last, Stalin sought to extend the Soviet sphere of control over as much of Europe as possible.
Oasis Announces North America Tour Dates Following Reunion Demand
The band will perform in Toronto, New Jersey, California and Mexico City in August and September 2025, following a series of long-awaited reunion shows in the U.K. and Ireland.
What Happened to Free Speech?
In 1964, Berkeley leftists supported it. Now they want to censor everything.
AMLO Seizes a U.S.-Owned Port
Incoming President Claudia Sheinbaum inherits a Mexico hostile to investment.
Welcome Home, Hostages, and Pay Up
The IRS should stop targeting wrongfully detained Americans.
New Doubts About Trump's Fraud Verdict
Appellate judges say New York Attorney General Letitia James may have exceeded her legal authority.
New York's Legal Corruption Racket
Ride-share insurers are failing the state or fleeing amid litigation abuse.
What to Make of the Fed's Surprisingly Aggressive Rate Cut
Powell was willing to accept dissent and to stand up to Donald Trump.
'Billionaire, Nerd, Savior, King' Review: The Quandaries of a Rich Man
Are ‘plutocrats’ like Bill Gates trying to run American society and usurp political debate? If so, success seems to elude them.
Prosecutors Overreach in the Case Against Eric Adams
As with Bob McDonnell, they haven’t alleged much by way of official acts in exchange for favors.
California's Plastic-Bag Ban Was Only the Beginning
The state’s perverse policies led to an increase in waste. A new lawsuit blames Exxon Mobil.
Israel Sends Nasrallah to His Just Reward
The Jewish state’s defensive campaign against Hezbollah is a lesson to the West.
Lebanon and Iran After Hassan Nasrallah
In the short term, Israel’s strike may being more chaos. But it holds the promise of a future peace.
At Japanese Museums, Art and Nature Merge
A tour of some of the nation’s elegant institutions, including the Enoura Observatory and the Chichu Art Museum, reveals an approach that is startlingly different from the monumental or encyclopedic ones that define many Western museums.
Harris Spins a New Border Tale
Blaming the surge on Republicans evades years of failed policies.
Chicago's Nasty Schools Showdown
Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to fire the schools chief to please a union.
Biden Reneges on His Ukraine Promise
He classifies a strategy document that Congress made the price of aid.
