Armed Troops on the Subways
Gov. Hochul would do better by firing New York’s progressive DAs and restoring the successful anticrime policies of the 1990s and 2000s.
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A Tax Exemption for Supporting Hamas?
A new lawsuit accuses Unrwa USA of aiding terror via its donations.
As Medicaid Expands, Hospitals Close
Ten states have refused to sign up. They should keep resisting the pressure.
The 'Gender Pay Gap' Is a Myth That Won't Go Away
The difference in wages is the natural consequence of choices that men and women freely make.
GM Doesn't Tell the Truth About EVs
If the U.S. and allies become failed states, blame their energy and climate delusions.
Notable & Quotable: Trump's Twitter
‘The first big thing benefitting Trump in this race . . . is something that, ironically enough, was intended to hurt him: his lower profile.’
The Spirit of Democracy Rises From the Texas Wildfires
Panhandle residents facing adversity are living up to Alexis de Tocqueville’s vision of America.
Trump Should Lay Off NATO, Target the U.N.
Military alliances provide hard security benefits to the U.S. Turtle Bay is useless at best and often inimical to America.
State of the Union Shows There's Life in the Old Boy Yet
Biden’s speech showed energy and focus, though he blurred some words and thoughts.
Biden's Partisan State of Disunion
The Democratic pep rally had not a single bipartisan grace note.
The Trump-Biden Codependency
Both presumptive presidential nominees are so weak that they’d lose to virtually anyone else.
Tories Forget the Purpose of Tax Cuts: Economic Growth
By overemphasizing fiscal balance, they conditioned the public to be skeptical of supply-side proposals.
Block Capital One's Merger With Discover
It would create America’s biggest credit-card issuer, allowing it to charge customers exorbitant fees.
Israel Takes the E Out of DEI
Jews and Arabs alike reject the ideology sweeping the West.
The Corporate Transparency Act Is a Personal-Data Grab
A federal judge strikes it down as an unconstitutional assault on privacy.
Notable & Quotable: The Biden 'Bridge'
‘It seems pretty implicit in the way voters talk that they didn’t expect him to be a two-term president.’
The SEC's Political Climate Control
Gary Gensler forces new disclosures that will hurt firms and investors.
Does Kyrsten Sinema's Exit Doom the Senate Filibuster?
Democrats want to kill the 60-vote rule so that one party can pass, well, everything it wants without compromise.
Greg Abbott's Super-Duper Tuesday
The Texas Governor helps to oust GOP lawmakers who killed school choice.
Washington State's Conservative Rollback
Democrats and Republicans join hands against income taxes and other progressive mistakes.
