Obama's Alma Mater Sacks Its Only Free-Market Professor
Occidental College didn’t renew Daron Djerdjian’s contract, and colleagues suspect ideological bias.
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Trump Is Looking Like a Loser Again
About one third of his remarks at last week’s press conference were false, obtuse or lunatic.
If You Like Your Health Plan, Meet Kamala Harris
Her Medicare for All plan is a fat political target, if the GOP has the wit to take it on.
The Real Green Energy Transition: Auto Maker Layoffs
Stellantis will lay off 2,450 production workers in Michigan as it replaces classic Ram trucks with EVs.
The Dangerous New Iranian Nuclear Reality
Tehran is so far along that a breakout to a bomb could come at any time.
Why Biden Wasn't a 'Transition President'
‘Things got moving so quickly, it didn’t happen,’ he tells CBS, in his first interview since bowing out as a candidate for re-election.
The ISIS Plot Against Taylor Swift
A serious threat shuts down a concert in Vienna as Washington withdraws from terrorist hot spots.
On the Waterfront, an Election Wild Card
The longshoremen’s union threatens to close shipping ports and disrupt supply chains on Sept. 30.
Why Trump Voters Fear Speaking Out
Sticker Mule’s Anthony Constantino endorsed the GOP nominee. Boycotts and death threats followed.
Is Silicon Valley Turning Right?
Elon Musk backs Trump, but a ‘VCs for Kamala’ pledge got 800 signatures.
Don't Give Up on Venezuela
Maduro’s regime is more unstable than it looks, and U.S. officials are too timid.
Seth Moulton, J.D. Vance and 'Marine Values'
The vice-presidential nominee served honorably. Anyone saying otherwise owes the corps an apology.
A Summer Break From American Disunity
The Olympics brought us together under banner and anthem.
The Inflation Mistakes Harris Could Have Avoided
The vice president passed up every opportunity to check the Biden spending binge.
The Minnesota Tax-and-Spend Model
Tim Walz is turning the state into another California and New York.
Another Green Energy Subsidy Bust
SunPower files for bankruptcy, thanks in part to Biden’s tariffs.
America's Anti-Terror Exit From Niger
Iran and Russia fill the vacuum after a U.S. troop withdrawal.
What's Behind the Violent U.K. Riots
England’s poor white communities are fed up with mass immigration and two-tier policing.
Boeing's 'Culture' Needs Profits
Its new CEO has the right background to address deeper questions raised by the 737 MAX catastrophe.
President Kamala Harris? What Are the Odds?
She’s a slight favorite, election analyst Nate Silver says, but the race is far from over. She could fall victim to the groupthink that led to denial of Biden’s decline.
