America Demands Hamas Return Its Hostages
Trump said there would be ‘hell to pay’ if the terror group keeps holding them. On this both political parties agree.
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The Sanctuary State Migrant Boom
The latest Census report shows that foreign migration in the last year offset domestic flight in California, New York and other Democratic-run states.
Putin Sends Trump a Ukraine Message
The Russian suggests his price for peace is Kyiv’s defeat and U.S. humiliation.
A Chicago Machine Meltdown
Mayor Johnson sacks the school’s chief for his teachers union funders.
Whistling Past Social Security's Insolvency
GOP Senators join Democrats to pay off public unions at a cost of $196 billion.
Who Needs 1,000 Social Security Offices?
Moving federal services online is low-hanging fruit for the Department of Government Efficiency.
End the Houthis' Threat to Global Trade
The Trump administration will be well-positioned to stop Iran’s proxy attacks on international shipping.
The SEC Needs to Hold Chinese Companies Accountable
The Biden administration has lagged in enforcing disclosure rules. Paul Atkins can change that.
Notable & Quotable: Daniel Loeb on Yeshiva University and Columbia
‘YU serves as safe haven for Jewish campus life which has become intolerable on many of our most elite college campuses.’
What's Behind the Meltdown in Brazil
A fiscal reform disappoints investors while the courts take sides in politics.
A Visit From St. Elon and Donald
Clement Clark Moore meets the continuing resolution.
Trump and the Fake Debt Limit
Rather than a restraint, it serves as an incentive for more spending. The time is ripe for lasting reforms.
Division Isn't So Bad
When disagreeing, learn to move on from the argument and think ‘let them.’
The Woody Johnson Republicans
This week’s budget fiasco carries bad omens for governing in 2025.
The Teamsters Try to Steal Christmas
Donald Trump’s favorite union boss is trying to block Amazon deliveries.
And the Children Shall Lead Them Astray on Climate Change
Montana opens the door for climate litigation based on ‘stress.’
The United Kingdom and Jimmy Lai
Speaking up for their fellow British citizen in the House of Lords.
New Jersey Drones and My Own Close Encounter
The UFO I saw in 1967 turned out to be prank. It taught me an important lesson about science.
CEOs, the Deep State and Trumpian Optimism
It isn’t the only factor, but Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter helped unblock American democracy.
How Colleges and Universities Get Around State DEI Bans
They hide behind vague demands from accreditors. Congress should deprive them of this excuse.
