Chuck Schumer Shows His Policy Cards for 2025
The Senate majority leader makes no secret of his plans—on the filibuster, voting rules and the Supreme Court—if Democrats win big.
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The Real Culprit in Britain's Bond Meltdown
Liz Truss’s humiliating exit was an inside job by the Bank of England, a new BOE brief shows.
The Chicago Protesters and the Democrats
The party’s anti-Israel wing in the streets is having a policy impact.
The Selling of Kamala Harris
The Vice President is the least known presidential nominee in modern times.
Hallelujah, a Transplant Test Reversal
The Medicare bureaucracy restores—at least for now—coverage for blood tests that detect early rejection of organ transplants.
Lina Khan's Noncompete Ban Goes Down in Court
The FTC Chair racks up another defeat, as a federal judge says her sweeping regulation violates the law.
Democrats and Price Controls
How bad could the Harris policy get?
DNC Achieved Its Goals: Capture Kamala and Define Trump
The Democrats are teeing up the Republican nominee as basically an unacceptable human being.
A Bitter Biden Bids Goodbye
His testy farewell speech left Democrats everywhere relieved that he withdrew.
Kamala Harris Rushes to the Center
Defending an unpopular record, she can hardly afford to be dragged down by cultural radicalism.
America's Right Got Hungary's Viktor Orbán Wrong
We overlooked his government’s conscious coupling with the Chinese Communist Party.
Make Elon Musk Head of NASA
Donald Trump says he’s interested in hiring the SpaceX CEO. Here’s the job for him.
Can Kamala Harris Make It in the Talkies?
One suspects her of being unable to speak, like Lina Lamont in ‘Singin’ in the Rain.’
Tim Walz Brings 'Liberated' Ethnic Studies to Minnesota
Beginning in kindergarten, the state’s schoolchildren will be indoctrinated in radical racial ideology.
Democrats and Democratic Norms
There’s a reason voters don’t see Trump as a unique threat to democracy.
The Harris Plan to Lower Your Wages
The Vice President wants to raise the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%, which will ultimately be paid by workers.
China Sends a Permitting Wake-Up Call
U.S. restrictions on mining critical minerals give Beijing military leverage.
Biden's Title IX Flop at the Supreme Court
The Justices freeze a regulation that redefines the ban on sex discrimination in education to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
Bloomberg Spends Wisely on HBCUs
Black colleges have outperformed higher-ranked institutions on educating black students.
Biden Sees a Very Fine 'Point' on 'Both Sides'
The president shows more sympathy for antisemites than Donald Trump did after Charlottesville.
