A Bipartisan Failure in Congress on National Defense
Congress slinks out of town without spending more on the military.
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Biden's Midnight Trade Sabotage
The President wants to rewrite trade deals to remove protections for U.S. investors in Mexico and Colombia.
We Are All Mercantilists Now
China’s emergence as an economic power helped fuel the rise of protectionist views on trade worldwide.
Don't Make DOGE About Nothing
Musk and Ramaswamy can’t just ‘yada yada yada’ their way through the deregulatory process.
Republicans Can Save Women's Sports
Congress should pass a bill to make clear males can’t play on female teams.
The Great RFK Jr. Charade
Why won’t the Senate take an opportunity to save Trump from a bad political deal?
Notre-Dame Cathedral, an American Treasure in Paris
The U.S. raised some $62 million to help reconstruct the great Gothic church.
'Gobsmacked!': How British Words Reconquered America
Confused about whether a newly popular word has made its way from the U.K.? Join the queue.
Bashar al-Assad's Fall Won't Resolve Europe's Migration Crisis
The Continent looks to repatriate refugees, but Syria hasn’t been liberated so much as overrun.
The Stakes for Speech of Trump's Civil Verdict
Letitia James presses her case. The president-elect has a chance to vindicate the First Amendment.
Trump, Biden and Animal Spirits
Small business optimism climbs as Bidenomics departs.
Luigi Mangione's Senate Explainers
Warren and Sanders tell us why killing CEOs is understandable.
Harding, Coolidge and the Forerunner of DOGE
What Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy can learn from the 1920s Budget Bureau.
Manchin and Sinema's Gift to Workers
They vote down a new five-year term for an NLRB union favorite.
Russia's Assault on Georgia and Romania
What Europe can look forward to if Putin wins in Ukraine.
That Hopeful Daniel Penny Verdict
A New York City jury decision could be the start of a long-overdue social correction.
UC Riverside's DEI Guardians Came After Me
The university censured me after I spoke out against race taking over the faculty hiring process.
Harris Campaign Remains in Denial
Her former chief of staff still insists that the vice president ran a ‘flawless campaign.’
The Fairer Sex on the Fairway
Playing golf, I learned that men are laconic, except when giving unsolicited advice.
Notable & Quotable: The Daniel Penny Verdict
‘If one follows the prosecution’s logic, New York’s government should have stood trial. . . . the state and city have been worse than reckless in their disregard for citizen safety.’
