Notable & Quotable: Kamala Ducks the Press
‘What is the incentive for her [to take more questions]? . . . She’s getting out exactly the message she wants to get out.’
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Ukraine's Bold Russia Move in Kursk
The Kremlin figured its territory was a sanctuary from the war it started. Not anymore.
How an Accidental Ruling Led to Homeless Encampments
In deciding Grants Pass v. Johnson, which the Supreme Court reversed, the Ninth Circuit relied on an anomalous decision from 1962, on which I worked as a clerk to Justice Harlan.
Walz's Climate Policies Could Leave the Midwest in the Dark
Minnesota isn’t alone in pursuing ‘net zero,’ leaving nowhere to go when solar and wind power fail.
Biden Is Right to Tighten Asylum Policy
I favor a welcoming immigration policy, but his executive order recognizes that the mass inflow of migrants has to be controlled.
Kamala Picks a Midwestern Smoothie
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Kamala Harris: Mystery Commander in Chief
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Is Tim Walz Guilty of 'Stolen Valor'?
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An Idea for Trump: Make Government Work Again
The Biden Education Department can’t manage the Fafsa student aid form, but it can rush out more pre-election debt relief.
Hunter Biden and the Romanian Deal
A court filing offers new details, and stay tuned for the trial.
Choose Your Own Kamala
She’s been compared to John Kerry, but he was a relatively honest flip-flopper.
Echoes of Casey in Josh Shapiro's Shunning
Both Pennsylvania governors fell foul of their party for views connected to religion.
The Absence at a Uyghur Exile's Wedding
Jewher Ilham’s father is in a Chinese prison for ‘separatism.’
The March of Folly Over ESG Investing
Emotion, politics and profit were allowed to override sound investing and regulatory principles.
The Financial Markets Will Disappoint Your Yen for Stability
The Japanese currency’s rapid appreciation could serve to trigger a global financial emergency.
Lessons From Sandy Robertson, a Silicon Valley Legend
His investment-banking activities helped Pixar, Dell, AOL and thousands of other companies.
Will Donald Trump Blow Another Election?
As Kamala Harris rises in the polls, the former President doesn’t know how to respond.
Net Neutrality Goes Down in Court
The Sixth Circuit blocks the overreaching FCC rule, citing the Supreme Court’s major questions doctrine.
Tim Walz's Progressive Tax Experiment
The Minnesota economy is no success story on the Governor’s watch.
Google Is a Very Strange Monopolist
A judge says the tech giant violates antitrust law even though it doesn’t harm consumers.
