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Neil Gorsuch and the Laffer Curve of Law
The justice talks about how ‘good people’ are ‘getting whacked’ by the regulatory state. He says proposals to alter the high court are nothing new.
New Jersey Harasses Pregnancy Resource Centers
Attorney General Matt Platkin’s effort is part of a nationwide campaign that claims to be ‘pro-choice’ but seeks to limit options for women.
Notable & Quotable: Venezuelan Socialism
‘In recent years, the socialist model has given way to brutal capitalism, economists say, with a small state-connected minority controlling much of the nation’s wealth.’
The Fight of Trump's Political Life
Kamala Harris has the wind at her back. Her strengths became clearer in the past two weeks.
Evan Gershkovich and the Hostage Takers
Our reporter is finally free, but he won’t be the last American taken if U.S. policy doesn’t change.
KSM Gets a Sorry 9/11 Plea Deal
The killer of 2,276 people will be spared the death penalty.
Good Riddance to a Bad Tax Bill
Kudos to the Senate GOP for defeating the Wyden-Smith plan that was a Democratic policy coup.
Biden: Forgotten but Not Gone
Behind the scenes, he’s campaigning for Harris by buying off key constituencies.
America Isn't Sacred, Only God Is
An increasingly irreligious culture seeks to appropriate the words of faith.
The U.S. Owes Israel $5 Million
That’s the size of the State Department’s bounty on Fuad Shukr.
Antisemites Target Josh Shapiro
As Kamala Harris weighs her choice of running mate, one draws special opprobrium on the left.
The High Political Stakes of Fed Interest-Rate Cuts
Powell got plenty of flack on inflation. He faces a much more complex choice as the election approaches.
I Can Prove Maduro Got Trounced
Venezuelans are ready to throw off the dictatorship. Will the international community support us?
Israel Brings Deterrence Back to the War on Terror
Hezbollah and Iran may feel constrained to limit their responses to the Jewish state’s strikes.
The Fight for Freedom in Venezuela
Biden and the U.S. are missing in action as Maduro steals the vote.
Still Hiring
The latest NFIB employment report finds the labor market hasn’t cracked yet.
Bangladesh's Shaky Political Future
For all her flaws, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina may be preferable to the alternatives—including hardened Islamists eager to gain power.
Industrial Policy Job Losers: Stellantis and Intel
The car maker and the chip maker, both big subsidy beneficiaries, announce layoffs.
Japan Tries to Save the Yen
Memo to Washington: Tokyo doesn’t want a weaker currency.
