Trump Runs Against Republicans in Georgia---Again
Does he think his opponent is Brian Kemp or Kamala Harris?
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The U.S. Finally Wakes Up on Venezuela
Biden is so far silent on this blatant election theft in the Americas.
The Constitution and Your Cellphone Bill
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals tosses a ‘universal service’ tax delegated by Congress to the FCC.
The Fed and Monday's Correction
Jerome Powell must be wishing he had cut rates last week. He still has time to catch up to the market.
Debate Kamala Harris, Mr. Trump
His demurral may be a negotiating tactic. He has a lot to gain by facing the Vice President.
Team Biden Can Help Mideast Peace
A compelling vision might move Israelis and Palestinians to try a new approach.
Cori Bush and the Shrinking 'Squad'
She’s already blaming Aipac, and she hasn’t lost her primary yet.
Lindsey Graham: Three Ways to Confront Iran
Impose tariffs on countries that violate sanctions, hold Tehran accountable for Hezbollah’s attacks, and set real red lines on nuclear weapons.
The Easy Money Reckoning Arrives
Financial markets reprice risk after an extended cheap-money experiment.
There's No Curbing Leftist Enthusiasm for Kamala
Can Bernie Sanders still call himself the more progressive politician?
The Reinvention of Kamala Harris
Democrats stuck with Biden because they thought she was even weaker. Has that changed?
The NEA Is the Big Business Boss
A strike and a lockout stall the teachers union’s multimillion-dollar get-out-the-vote machine.
Trump Loses the Tax Cut Plot
Ending taxes on Social Security benefits would kill the chance of renewing his 2017 reform.
Harris and the First Amendment
The Supreme Court rebuked her use of lawfare in California.
Union Victories First, Job Losses Later
Deere & Co. layoffs follow the UAW’s blockbuster contract gains.
Jimmy Lai's Trial Is Delayed Again
Hong Kong’s jailers are keeping the publisher in solitary confinement. He was arrested in 2020.
Lula Assists the Maduro Steal
Brazil’s leftist leader offers Venezuela’s dictator crucial political support.
Justice Delayed Again---and Again---for 9/11
A reversed plea deal is the latest frustrating development for those who lost loved ones.
J.D. Vance's Knockoff Theory of Manufacturing
Modern appliances enrich Americans’ lives, and the jobs that produce them aren’t being lost to China.
Nippon Steel Deal Is Good for America
It puts U.S. workers and their families first, while helping to revitalize domestic manufacturing.
