Biden's Longshoreman Strike
He wanted Big Labor to have more power. He’s got it—as the union shuts down East and Gulf Coast ports.
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Are Dockworkers Price Gouging?
Plus, an update on America’s least-stolen vehicles.
Remembering Kris Kristofferson, a Cowboy Poet Who Crossed Categories
The musician and actor, who died on Saturday at age 88, was a soulful country songwriter with a voice ‘like a bullfrog’ who became a smart, sensitive movie star of the 1970s.
A Left-Wing Israeli Congratulates Netanyahu
Gilad Kariv founded the Two-State Solution caucus and still believes in that ideal.
How to Exploit Israel's Success
With Hezbollah weak, and Iran worried, now is the time for the U.S. to add pressure.
Happy 100th Birthday, President Carter
The 39th President is the first to pass the century milestone.
A Medicare Election Bribe for Seniors
CMS stretches the law to raise subsidies for insurers to reduce Part D premiums before Nov. 5.
Biden, Chevron's Oil, and Venezuela
The White House is letting Maduro keep his oil-revenue lifeline.
How JD Vance Wins the Vice-Presidential Debate With Tim Walz
He has to focus on the Biden record and make Kamala Harris own it.
Benjamin Netanyahu's Triumphal Week
By ignoring Western delusions and attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israel’s leader has served Western interests.
Who Wants to Be Vice President?
Nelson Rockefeller never wanted the job. Why did he say yes?
The Teamsters Make a Lonely Stand for Democracy
The union declines an endorsement of Kamala Harris while its counterparts ignore the views of their members.
Notable & Quotable: Plaskett
‘We are having these hearings . . . so that [the FBI and DOJ] are no longer there to serve as a check against. . . the twice-impeached convicted-felon former president and would-be dictator, Donald Trump.’
Harris, Patriotism and the New York Times
The newspaper’s endorsement is disappointing even if it’s not surprising.
Jimmy Carter, Champion of Deregulation
The former president, who turns 100 Tuesday, gets too little credit for making America competitive again.
Israel Defends Itself---and May Save Western Civilization
The equivocation of Biden, Harris and other leaders should cause us all to feel a degree of shame.
'The Stalin Affair' Review: A Compact Born in Crisis
Convinced the wartime alliance couldn’t last, Stalin sought to extend the Soviet sphere of control over as much of Europe as possible.
Oasis Announces North America Tour Dates Following Reunion Demand
The band will perform in Toronto, New Jersey, California and Mexico City in August and September 2025, following a series of long-awaited reunion shows in the U.K. and Ireland.
