Green Shareholders Try to Sabotage America's Energy Industry
A wave of destructive proposals began after a 2020 briefing to the Biden transition team.
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'Never Lose Your Spiritual Freedom'
A peaceful revolution that took down a dictatorship.
The U.S. Already Soaks the Rich
In 2021 the richest 1% paid 45.8% of income taxes, up from 33.2% in 2001.
Is This the End for Pennsylvania's Undated Ballots?
A Third Circuit ruling could stabilize 2024 voting, right on time.
Coming Soon: An AM Radio Mandate
Just what the country needs to raise the price of electric vehicles.
The U.S. Needs a Nuclear Energy Makeover
Bipartisan legislation in Congress could make it easier to deploy reactors and reduce waste.
The Muddle at Boeing as Big Choices Loom
The company and its overseers are looking backward in a rapidly changing world.
The Ohio Voters Sen. Sherrod Brown Can't Afford to Lose
The Mahoning Valley was a Democratic stronghold for almost a century. Then Donald Trump came along.
History Goes to War in the Holy Land
Israel’s leading historian, Benny Morris, long exposed his country’s sins. Then he began to hold the Palestinians to account. His erstwhile admirers aren’t happy about it.
Roosevelt Elementary Delenda Est
A Michigan district would rather bulldoze a school building to the ground than see it house a charter.
A Tough Sentence for Sam Bankman-Fried
The former crypto king pays a high price for his financial manipulations.
The Mystery and Grace of Paul Simon
In a new documentary on MGM+, the 82-year-old songwriter speaks the language of conversion.
Meddlers for RFK Jr.
Democrats may get bitten by a tactic they use to great effect in GOP primaries.
Venezuela Plays Biden on Democracy
Dictator Maduro keeps violating his pledge to allow a fair election.
The Coming Electricity Crisis
Artificial-intelligence data centers and climate rules are pushing the power grid to what could become a breaking point.
The West Needs a War Footing
FDR enlisted William S. Knudsen in 1940 to ramp weapons production up. As Russia continues pounding Ukraine, it’s time to do it again.
Maybe One Day We'll Get a President We Feel Good About
He’d be someone with honor, courage and genuine desire to unite the country. It could be a long wait.
Notable & Quotable: Lieberman on Ukraine
In 2008: ‘There is no doubt in the minds of leaders in Ukraine and Poland—if Moscow succeeds in Georgia, they may be next.’
Why Pews Are Packed on Easter Sunday
It’s tough to enjoy God’s finest gifts by oneself. That’s why he gave us churches.
Biden Family Rhetoric
The president isn’t the only one with a speaking problem.
