If Democrats Are Wise, They'll Embrace the Chaos
The romantics see things clearly. Biden can’t go on, and anointing Harris would be a mistake.
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Abortion and Trump's Choice for Vice President
The veep finalist who’s closest to Trump is North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum.
New Patent Guidance on AI Could Quash Innovation
Artificial intelligence helps researchers accelerate progress, but the Biden administration wants to limit inventions created with it.
NATO Wakes Up to the China Threat
The allies recognize that Beijing’s help for Putin shows that the world’s threats are global.
The Coming 'Summer of Resistance'
Anti-Israel protesters seek to ‘Make 2024 as Great as 1968!’
The Rising Costs of the Non-Affordable Care Act
Congress low-balled the cost estimates for ObamaCare and keeps expanding it with little media coverage.
A 6,500-Mile Walk With Christ
Our two-month-long processions have taken the Eucharist into the heartland.
The Biden Problem Is Policy
He’s indispensable at 81 because the rest of the party has moved too far left for voters.
Democratic Socialists Abandon AOC
Hosting a panel on antisemitism proves to be a bridge too far.
Macron Beat the Right, but France Lost More
Political elites sacrifice economic growth and legitimacy to indulge their distaste for Marine Le Pen.
Notable & Quotable: Biden and George Clooney
‘The president’s reversal on sanctions against the ICC has now been rewarded with the president being abandoned by one of the Democratic Party’s glitziest backers.’
Meet Iran's New Boss, Same as the Old Boss
President-elect Masoud Pezeshkian is a kinder, softer regime loyalist. Khamenei and the Islamic Guard Corps still rule.
Can a Federal Court Stop Antisemitism at Columbia?
I joined a lawsuit against my school because campus leaders have allowed a hostile climate for Jews.
'Fly Me to the Moon' Review: Rockets and Romantic Comedy
In this Apollo-era rom-com directed by Greg Berlanti, Scarlett Johansson is an advertising executive entangled with a NASA launch director played by Channing Tatum.
'Touch' Review: Finding Closure Against the Clock
Filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur’s affecting drama follows an aging Icelander’s last-ditch journey to find his former flame, a Japanese woman he met during his student days in London.
Lies, Damn Lies, and Crime Statistics
How can anyone believe what California politicians say about law and order?
Where's the Report to Congress on Iran's Nuclear Program?
The White House has missed legal deadlines for more than a year.
Why the Left Is Throwing Biden a Lifeline
AOC and Bernie Sanders are betting the President will reward their loyalty in a second term.
Canada Is a NATO Scofflaw
The Trudeau government free rides on everyone else’s defense dollars, even as threats in the Arctic grow.
A Closer Look at How Europe Really Voted
On more detailed inspection, the victories by the left are overstated.
