Echoes of Casey in Josh Shapiro's Shunning
Both Pennsylvania governors fell foul of their party for views connected to religion.
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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.
Biden and Conspiracy Theories
Russia's Olympic Defeat
Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has reduced his country to a nonentity in sports.
Trump Teeters, but Will He Fall?
He looked unbeatable until Biden dropped out. Now he urgently needs to get on track.
ObamaCare for DACA Beneficiaries Is Illegal
Biden defies a 1996 law by deeming them ‘lawfully present’ and therefore eligible.
Nigeria's Surprisingly Effective Protest Movement
After being written off, #EndBadGovernance has shaken the political establishment. Whether it can bring real reform is another question.
Nixon Shouldn't Have Resigned
I argued in August 1974 that the president should stay and fight. History has vindicated my view.
Taxing Social Security Is Only Fair
Removing the levy would worsen the program’s financial woes and transfer money to the wealthy.
Why the Wealthy Are Numb to Inflation
Asset appreciation eases the impact of price rises, but only in the short run.
What the Choice of Tim Walz Says About Kamala Harris
In her first presidential-level decision, the Vice President bends to progressive pressure.
The U.N. Contribution to Hamas
Unrwa finally admits that its employees were involved on Oct. 7.
Massachusetts Puts Student Failure on the Ballot
Unions want to revoke a state test required for high-school graduation.
