Social Conservatism Is Alive and Well
The rage directed at J.D. Vance and Ballerina Farm proves that the cultural left is far from triumphing.
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WSJ Opinion
J.D. Vance's Disregard for the Rule of Law
The senator appears willing to ignore court rulings, undermining the balance of powers.
Biden's Political Assault on the Supreme Court
His destructive plan would make the Justices servants of the politics of the day.
Kamala Harris Does a Fracking Flip-Flop
She switches to win Pennsylvania, but does she disavow Biden policy to squeeze fossil fuels by regulation?
Trump Becomes a Crypto Convert
He’s right to replace Gary Gensler at the SEC, but why a national bitcoin reserve?
Kamala Harris's Chicago Moment
Hard-left protesters denounce ‘Genocide Joe.’ They revile the vice president too.
Election Showdown in Venezuela
The dictator won’t cede power. Can the people defend their vote?
Destigmatizing Drug Abuse Is a Dopey Idea
Some academics even want to call domestic abusers ‘intimate partner violence users.’ No joke.
Kamala Harris Made Progress on the Border Crisis
Under her leadership, the administration tackled migration’s root causes in northern Central America.
How 'Varsity Blues' Swept Up an Innocent Father
Aggressive Boston prosecutors targeted John Wilson, whose children were legitimately accomplished athletes.
The Case Against Low Interest Rates
The dollar is strong, inflation is down, and the average American isn’t calling for cheap money.
Will Harris Be San Francisco's First President?
City that made progressive dysfunction famous celebrates elevation of one of its own.
Kamala Harris's Gift to Hamas
She relieves pressure on the terror group to agree to release Israeli hostages.
British and French Election Lessons for America
They require ID and conduct most voting on election day.
Miguel Cardona and the Hatch Act
The Education secretary attacks Republicans in a letter to student loan recipients.
The New Right Looks Left
Both sides cheer on union strikes, are anti-free-market, and hate Big Tech.
Venezuelans Send a Message to Maduro
Sunday’s turnout was huge. If the votes are counted honestly, the dictator should lose.
The Protesters Make the Case for Zionism
Herzl turns out to be right: Jews aren’t safe without a homeland.
Who's Afraid of Project 2025?
Democrats run against a think-tank paper that Trump disavows. Why?
Weakness Won't Deter Hezbollah After Its Soccer-Field Attack
A strong show of U.S. support and weapons for Israel would do far more to prevent a larger regional war.
