Peter Benchley's 'Jaws' at 50
The novel, and the smash 1975 movie, was the first many Americans had heard of sharks.
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Chicago Crime and Democratic Values
To showcase his city, the mayor puts his antipolice policies on hold until after the convention.
Kamala Harris Has a Brat Summer
Charli XCX’s music has hooked in the underemployed, doom-scroller vote.
Rumors of an Election Recession
Politicians will blame the Fed despite their own anti-growth policies.
Biden's Missing Warning to Iran
The President signals that the Ayatollah won’t pay for attacking Israel.
Why Chevron Is Fleeing California
The oil company moves to Texas as Sacramento regulators may take over the refining industry.
Why Medicaid Keeps Growing, and Growing and . . .
Biden is making the plan for the poor into an all-purpose welfare program.
What Aspiring Economists Aren't Being Taught
Many colleges no longer offer classes in price theory, which means they’re imparting knowledge without wisdom.
NBA Kerfuffle and Streaming's Future
Ad-free, subscription access to lots of content was a fun dream while it lasted.
Iran Counts on U.S. Weakness to Check Israeli Strength
The Biden administration has pressed the Jewish state for a cease-fire, so far without success.
The Ultimate Gamers
A tenacious triumph for U.S. gymnasts.
Neil Gorsuch and the Laffer Curve of Law
The justice talks about how ‘good people’ are ‘getting whacked’ by the regulatory state. He says proposals to alter the high court are nothing new.
New Jersey Harasses Pregnancy Resource Centers
Attorney General Matt Platkin’s effort is part of a nationwide campaign that claims to be ‘pro-choice’ but seeks to limit options for women.
Notable & Quotable: Venezuelan Socialism
‘In recent years, the socialist model has given way to brutal capitalism, economists say, with a small state-connected minority controlling much of the nation’s wealth.’
The Fight of Trump's Political Life
Kamala Harris has the wind at her back. Her strengths became clearer in the past two weeks.
Evan Gershkovich and the Hostage Takers
Our reporter is finally free, but he won’t be the last American taken if U.S. policy doesn’t change.
KSM Gets a Sorry 9/11 Plea Deal
The killer of 2,276 people will be spared the death penalty.
Good Riddance to a Bad Tax Bill
Kudos to the Senate GOP for defeating the Wyden-Smith plan that was a Democratic policy coup.
Biden: Forgotten but Not Gone
Behind the scenes, he’s campaigning for Harris by buying off key constituencies.
America Isn't Sacred, Only God Is
An increasingly irreligious culture seeks to appropriate the words of faith.
