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Fauci and the Medical Experts Gave Biden a Memory Pass
They ignored the president’s obvious cognitive troubles and then attacked anyone who pointed them out.
NATO Matters More Than Ever to America's Role in the World
Washington won’t succeed if it tries to deal alone with the revisionists in Beijing, Moscow and Tehran.
The Almighty Calls for Biden
The Democratic Party establishment that covered for the President’s decline now wants him gone.
The Supreme Court Restrains Trump
Far from empowering a dictator, the Justices limited executive power. And Trump’s ability to prosecute Biden.
Government to the Jobs Rescue
Trades that rely on federal spending are creating most new jobs.
A Union Strikes Against---the Union
Workers of the world unite against the largest U.S. teachers union, the National Education Association.
Josh Shapiro's Moment of Truth on School Choice
Does the Pennsylvania Governor support education vouchers for poor children or not?
The Supreme Court and Social Media Speech Regulation
The Justices duck a definitive ruling on Florida and Texas laws that regulate speech on tech platforms.
Marseille's Message to Macron
France’s president claims an affinity for the crime-plagued port city, but it may not love him back in the second round of voting.
The Least Thrilling Landslide in U.K. Election History
Voters saw Keir Starmer’s Labour Party as the safer alternative after 14 years of Conservative blundering.
Donald Trump and the Clouseau Democrats
An elite that can be so readily and repeatedly outsmarted is an elite that needs replacing.
How DEI Becomes Discrimination
The NIH First program wasn’t supposed to involve outright preferences. Public records show how that’s worked in practice.
Connecticut Democrats Try to Tax the Wealthy Away
Hartford won’t be satisfied until every last millionaire in the state moves to New Hampshire or Florida.
American 'Idiot' Swims the Seine
Adventurer dips where French politicians fear to float.
Britain Moves Left, but How Far?
The ruling Tories are repudiated, as the Labour Party wins a huge majority but with vague plans.
Lina Khan Loses in Court Again---This Time on Non-Competes
A federal judge says the FTC’s ban on the employment agreements has no basis in law.
The IRS Has a High-Earner Delusion
The agency can’t find all those wealthy tax cheats that Democrats swear exist.
About the Democratic Panic
With polls starting to come in after Biden’s miserable debate, it’s freak-out time.
The European Union Refuses to Save Itself
Less than a month after bruising elections, Brussels is busy ignoring disaffected voters.
