Kafka and Social Media: A Bug, Not a Feature
My metamorphosis from an Amish groupie into a denizen of cyberspace.
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WSJ Opinion
Google and California's New People's Dailies
Sacramento teams up with Big Tech to fund progressive newsroomsin the state.
Kamala Harris on the Afghanistan Withdrawal
Three years later, she calls Biden’s decision ‘courageous and right.’
The Miami Teachers Union Election
After DeSantis boosts competition, an upstart alternative wants to cut dues and quit politics.
Who's Ready for Early Voting Next Month?
The 2024 election starts in North Carolina with mail ballots on Sept. 6.
Junk Science Sometimes Still Prevails in Court
A recent Delaware case shows that not all states follow the Supreme Court’s 1993 Daubert ruling.
Netanyahu's Place in History
Win, lose or draw, Israel’s leader will leave deep footprints in the sands of time.
Notable & Quotable: Climate
‘Since the last presidential election, climate change has dropped as a priority for voters in general and Democrats in particular.’
The Legally Dubious Campaign Against Kentucky School Choice
Officials seem to violate a state law that bars using tax money to campaign against Amendment 2, a ballot measure.
Confessions of a Pro-Lifer
Today Democrats celebrate abortion, while Republicans run away from the issue.
Democrats Win Some, Lose Some Trying to Kick Rivals Off Ballots
The self-proclaimed defenders of democracy are still trying to limit democratic choices.
Starbucks' New CEO Has a Big Carbon Footprint
He plans to fly to work, never mind climate pledges.
Democrats' Deception May Win the Presidential Election Again
If voters believe the chants of ‘USA! USA!’ they’re in for another four years of far-left governance.
Edward Hopper's 'Nighthawks' Comes Alive
New Yorkers stepped into a life-size replica of the oil painting.
The 'Big Grocery' Lawsuit Goes to Court
The FTC suit against the Kroger-Albertsons merger would result in higher food prices.
Maduro Makes the Election Theft Official
Will the Biden Administration finally recognize reality and pull the license for bringing oil out of Venezuela?
Israel Stymies Hezbollah's Attack
The IDF’s success in pre-empting a larger attack, and the terrorists’ failed response, limited the escalation.
The Surveillance and Exchange Commission
The agency imposes $393 million in fines against firms for failing to track the personal phones of its employees.
It's Time to Short AMLO's Mexico
The deficit has swelled, the peso is weaker, and the rule of law is on the ropes.
Stop. Think. Then Speak
I’ve put my foot in my mouth so often I’ve considered wearing edible socks.
