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How the U.S. Air Force Can Reclaim the Skies
Our air capabilities are dwindling as China’s grow. Military officials must join Congress in fighting back.
Notable & Quotable: JD Vance on Aurora, Colo.
‘Martha, do you hear yourself? Only a handful of apartment complexes in America were taken over by Venezuelan gangs, and Donald Trump is the problem, and not Kamala Harris’s open border?’
This Is the House That Hezbollah Built
The kitchen is filled with antitank missiles, the living room with grenades, mortars, guns and vests.
Why a Former Democrat Stumped for Trump in Coachella
A woke party, for mass migration and against school choice, pushed Gloria Romero rightward.
California's Law and Order Revolt
Voters may oust Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon and toughen the state’s drug and shoplifting laws.
Trump Sees Harris, and Raises With More Tax Giveaways
The former President tries to outbid the Democrat with more special interest tax favors. It’s bad economics.
Biden's New Oil Sanctions on Iran
But will he enforce them, and defend the Sunni Arab states if Tehran attacks them?
Australia Wins Its China Trade War
Beijing lifts its ban on the last Aussie export imposed in 2020.
Taxpayers Pay People to Be Hurricane Risk Takers
Florida wouldn’t be less popular if insurance were properly priced. A lot else would be different.
Senate Candidate Mike Rogers Tries a Michigan GOP Comeback
Four years of progressive governance may help him end a 30-year Republican drought.
Brevity: Or, the Soul of Wit
The case for one-word titles.
Legalize Magic Mushrooms? Massachusetts Should Just Vote No
Psychedelics have real therapeutic potential, but it’s a dangerous mistake to allow everyday use.
Campus Protesters Hijack Academic Freedom
John Witherspoon knew campuses were meant for the pursuit of truth, not political activism.
Obama's Ugly Closing Argument
Will insulting voters persuade them to back Harris?
What a Deadly Flood Revealed About America
In 1889, Johnstown, Pa., witnessed extraordinary heroism, managerial genius and deep endurance.
The Lightness of Being Kamala Harris
Even friendly interviews are tripping her up, as she fails to define herself apart from Biden and her party’s left.
Inflation: Still Not Whipped
Durable price rises in September highlight the risks of rapid Federal Reserve easing.
Brandon Johnson Plays the Slavery Card
But who’s really keeping Chicago children captive? The Chicago Teachers Union.
California's Prop. 32 Guarantees More Teen Unemployment
Raising the minimum wage to $18 an hour would deny more teens the chance to work and gain valuable life skills.
