To Secure the Red Sea, Sink Iran's Navy
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Barack Obama Strikes Again
For the second time, he’s helped keep Joe Biden off the presidential ticket.
The Post-Biden Foreign Policy
Public skepticism is rising on both right and left about the U.S.-led world order.
Biden Gets the Chicago Treatment
Barack Obama, an old-fashioned ward boss, orchestrates the president’s removal.
Another Coronation for Kamala
She floated to the top in a one-party state. Who thinks she has the skills to serve as president?
CrowdStrike Is Too Big to Fail
Learn from the 2008 financial crisis and pay attention to systemically important tech companies.
You Can't Fight in Here. This Is the Operating Room!
U.S. hospitals are riven by the Gaza war. Israeli ones aren’t, though Jews and Arabs work side by side.
Harris Swap Leaves a Similar Presidential Race
Her poll numbers are close to Biden’s, though she does a bit better in the South and worse in the Midwest.
The Test for Kamala Harris
She should act now to ensure America has a mentally competent president.
The Voters Force Democrats to Oust Biden
His decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential race is in the nation’s interests, even if it was begrudging.
A Judge From Uganda Sides With Israel
Julia Sebutinde’s dissent is the real news in the International Court of Justice’s nonbinding opinion.
Trump Gives an Assist to Democrats
His reaction to Biden’s decision was small-minded and divisive.
The Triumph of the Houthis (and Iran)
The U.S. told Israel it would deter the terrorists in Yemen. It has failed.
Europe Sneers at Its Voters
The right gained in European Union elections, but the same old crowd will rule.
As Biden Drops Out, the Dangers of a Lame-Duck President Emerge
As Americans focus on the campaign, the world asks what our global role will be for the next six months.
Democrats Will Pay for the Biden Big Lie
By dropping out, he removes all doubt that Americans were played for suckers.
Hollywood's Paramount Rule
Skydance’s David Ellison breaks it as he spends his own money to acquire the studio.
Gambling Is America's New Pastime
We once thought of betting as a stain on the nation. Now it’s part of the fabric of our professional sports.
Democrats Misled Their Own Voters
Pretending Biden was fine was a far greater danger to the country than feigning admiration for Trump.
J.D. Vance, Kamala Harris and Cary Grant
The Ohio senator has star power and flexibility. There’s little indication the vice president does.
