Biden Should Withdraw, And So Should Trump
The country needs a fresh start after years of anger and polarization.
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Would Gavin Newsom Beat Trump? Don't Bet on It
Winning is easy in a one-party state. In a national race, he’d have to answer for his terrible record.
Who Framed Filipe Martins?
A Brazilian judge is using a fraudulent U.S. entry record to keep him behind bars.
Immigration Is Behind the Strong U.S. Economy
We’d be a poorer, weaker country without it. Too bad Biden couldn’t make that point at the debate.
The Tyranny of Today's Tipping
When did it become expected to shell out a 25% gratuity for soggy takeout fries?
A Dangerous French Election
Victory by extremists of either left or right would pose peril to the Western alliance.
Two Big Victories for Liberty at the Supreme Court
The Justices continue their repair work on the separation of powers.
Purdue Pharma and the Supreme Court
A divided Court blows up the giant opioid bankruptcy settlement.
'Inside Out 2' Is a Rebuttal to 'Barbie'
The new movie delivers an important message: Don’t blame the outside world for your problems.
California Surrenders on Race Preferences
An end run around the Constitution won’t be on the November ballot.
Nigel Farage of Reform UK: 'I'd Like to Take Over the Center Right'
Labour prepares for a big victory in Britain’s July 4 elections. Can his populist party supplant the Conservatives as the nation’s main opposition?
Joe Biden and America's Out-of-Control Spooks
The president should step aside rather than find out how the deep state would save his candidacy.
Gavin Newsom No Longer Has an Excuse for Tent Cities
In City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, the Supreme Court reverses a Ninth Circuit decision that barred laws against public camping.
Notable & Quotable: 'All of the Fact Checks'
‘Some of the videos of Mr. Biden circulating during this year’s campaign are clearly manipulated to make him look old and confused.’
Presidential Debate Stirs Memories of Leonid Brezhnev
The Soviet leader was only 75 when he died, but his infirmities led to the Soviet Union’s collapse.
12 Books to Read: The Best Reviews of June
Questions for quantum physics, Eisenhower’s test, a revolution in the swimming pool and more books highlighted by our reviewers.
17 Books We Read This Week
The enduring Constitution, laughing with Elaine May, how audiobooks can save the family road trip and more.
Biden Succeeds in Lowering Expectations for Second Debate
Now the country needs Democrats to engineer one more conspiracy.
George Stubbs's Harmonious Horse Painting
Newly acquired by the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, the 18th-century artist’s ‘Mares and Foals Belonging to the Second Viscount Bolingbroke’ is a tender equine family portrait enriched by a lush palette.
Democrats Can't Avoid the Biden Problem
The debate showed the President clearly isn’t up to four more years in office.
