The Reinvention of Kamala Harris
Democrats stuck with Biden because they thought she was even weaker. Has that changed?
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WSJ Opinion
The NEA Is the Big Business Boss
A strike and a lockout stall the teachers union’s multimillion-dollar get-out-the-vote machine.
Trump Loses the Tax Cut Plot
Ending taxes on Social Security benefits would kill the chance of renewing his 2017 reform.
Harris and the First Amendment
The Supreme Court rebuked her use of lawfare in California.
Union Victories First, Job Losses Later
Deere & Co. layoffs follow the UAW’s blockbuster contract gains.
Jimmy Lai's Trial Is Delayed Again
Hong Kong’s jailers are keeping the publisher in solitary confinement. He was arrested in 2020.
Lula Assists the Maduro Steal
Brazil’s leftist leader offers Venezuela’s dictator crucial political support.
Justice Delayed Again---and Again---for 9/11
A reversed plea deal is the latest frustrating development for those who lost loved ones.
J.D. Vance's Knockoff Theory of Manufacturing
Modern appliances enrich Americans’ lives, and the jobs that produce them aren’t being lost to China.
Nippon Steel Deal Is Good for America
It puts U.S. workers and their families first, while helping to revitalize domestic manufacturing.
Peter Benchley's 'Jaws' at 50
The novel, and the smash 1975 movie, was the first many Americans had heard of sharks.
Chicago Crime and Democratic Values
To showcase his city, the mayor puts his antipolice policies on hold until after the convention.
Kamala Harris Has a Brat Summer
Charli XCX’s music has hooked in the underemployed, doom-scroller vote.
Rumors of an Election Recession
Politicians will blame the Fed despite their own anti-growth policies.
Biden's Missing Warning to Iran
The President signals that the Ayatollah won’t pay for attacking Israel.
Why Chevron Is Fleeing California
The oil company moves to Texas as Sacramento regulators may take over the refining industry.
Why Medicaid Keeps Growing, and Growing and . . .
Biden is making the plan for the poor into an all-purpose welfare program.
What Aspiring Economists Aren't Being Taught
Many colleges no longer offer classes in price theory, which means they’re imparting knowledge without wisdom.
NBA Kerfuffle and Streaming's Future
Ad-free, subscription access to lots of content was a fun dream while it lasted.
Iran Counts on U.S. Weakness to Check Israeli Strength
The Biden administration has pressed the Jewish state for a cease-fire, so far without success.
