The Trump GOP's Urge to Purge
Trumpians try to recall the conservative GOP leader of the Wisconsin Assembly.
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An Attack on a Navalny Ally
Leonid Volkov was injured in a hammer attack in Vilnius.
Here's to the Ambanis' Big Fat Indian Wedding
Left-wing critics found the lavish bash distasteful, but it’s better than failed socialism.
The Case Robert Hur Could Have Made Against Joe Biden
The special counsel described holes in the Biden story and a clear motive for breaking the law.
The High Price of Democrats' Anti-Trump Lawfare
Most believe the rule of law is better than the law of the jungle. That could change.
Biden Can Shout, but He's No Truman
More important, Trump is no Dewey. There won’t be a 1948-style comeback.
Biden's Middle East Is a Fantasy World
He imagines Palestinians are eager for peace and Israel’s government is at odds with its people.
'Follow the Science' Leads to Ruin
Climate policy needs to take into account the costs of draconian measures, which are enormous.
Pope Francis Waves a White Flag at Vladimir Putin
In urging the victim to yield to the aggressor, he repudiates centuries of Catholic teaching.
Warren Buffett Minds the GAAP
A 2018 rule change makes Berkshire’s earnings figures ‘worse than useless.’
Can Wegovy and Ozempic Help America's Obesity Problem?
Students discuss being healthy and weight-loss drugs.
Biden Shrinks the U.S. Military
The President’s Pentagon budget reveals the armed forces in a state of managed decline.
A Joint-Employer Legal Smackdown
Biden’s NLRB loses its attempt to redefine the term ‘employer’ to help Big Labor organize more companies.
Hold the Inflation Champagne
Prices reaccelerate, giving the Federal Reserve no cause to ease policy.
Robert Hur and the Hacks
The transcript of the special counsel’s interview with President Biden confirms the prosecutor’s account.
Trump and Ukraine
Ignore the press. They don’t know what he’d do because they forget how politics works.
Online Harms Act: Crime and Punishment, Not in That Order
Canada considers legislation to allow house arrest for prospective offenses.
Mansour Abbas Is an Arab and a Proud Israeli
The Knesset member’s conciliatory attitude has earned him admirers—and enemies on both sides.
The SAT's Comeback Is Good News for Minority Students
Standardized admissions tests have proved especially good at predicting performance of black college applicants.
Where the Cheering Stopped
Voters didn’t like the State of the Union address as much as reporters did.
