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The 25th Amendment Isn't for Joe Biden
It’s political catnip but could lead to a chaotic power struggle.
Defiant Joe Says He Won't Go
The President sounds like Trump denouncing his party’s ‘elites.’
NATO's Biggest Threat Isn't Trump
The real danger is from the Russia-China-Iran axis, and lagging defense spending in Europe and the U.S.
Biden's Trains Aren't Leaving the Station
Amtrak breakdowns are frequent despite a new funding windfall.
Why Biden Probably Won't Step Down
What the election looks like now that the press is not covering for Biden.
Asia's New 'Game of Thrones'
As U.S. power recedes, Russia and China compete for regional advantage.
Biden Has 100 Million Reasons to Stay In
He can’t legally shift his campaign war chest to Harris until he’s the official Democratic nominee.
Proliferating Recusal Demands Threaten the Judiciary
Activist groups are trying to force judges off cases by claiming dubious conflicts of interest.
Notable & Quotable: Kamala Harris on Gaza
‘From the beginning, I asked questions.’
Not Everything Is Healthcare
The effort to label housing policy and education as ‘social determinants of health’ is pure advocacy.
What Republicans Can Learn From the British Election
The Conservative coalition split because populists and traditional Tories couldn’t find common ground.
The Thomas Eagleton Precedent for Democrats
George McGovern changed running mates in 1972 for mental-health reasons, but the ticket still lost big.
Macron Loses as the Left Rises in France
The French President defeated Marine Le Pen’s party but at the cost of empowering some unsavory bedfellows.
Trump's New Running Mate Imperative
The need for stability and experience should eliminate the young MAGA-in-a-hurry types like Sen. J.D. Vance or Members of the House.
New York Sells Out Children Again
Gov. Kathy Hochul reverses teacher tenure and accountability reforms as a payoff to the teachers unions..
Jack Smith Isn't a Special Counsel 'by Law'
Federal prosecutors must be duly appointed and confirmed by the Senate. He fails both tests.
The Campaign Has Me Poll-Axed
Who needs so many people asking so many questions?
Beating American Defeatism
The U.S. enables innovation, while the rest of the world is mired in statism.
Foreign Lawfare Comes to U.S. Courts
A federal judge lets a trial to settle a political vendetta in Colombia go forward.
