Assad Falls Thanks to a Weak Tehran
Iran and its proxy network have been revealed to be paper tigers. More defeats will surely follow this one.
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UnitedHealthcare and the ObamaCare Con
The law’s mandates and regulations have given rise to myriad insurance-market grievances.
Pennsylvania Almost Saw a Stolen Election
Democrats would still be scheming if McCormick’s margin had been smaller.
A Little Protectionism, a Lot of Pain
Curbing the de minimis tariff exemption would raise consumer prices.
Is Murdering Healthcare CEOs Justified?
Leftists on social media blame the wrong culprit for healthcare dysfunction.
A Solution to Football's Fake-Injury Problem
A player who claims to be hurt shouldn’t be allowed back in the game immediately.
The TikTok Sale and the First Amendment
The D.C. Circuit says the feds can force a sale to protect national security from Chinese control.
The Resurrection of Notre Dame Cathedral
The French welcome the world to the reopening of the great Gothic church.
The Media Is Scared of Kash Patel. Good
Prosecutions aren’t necessary or possible. Embarrassing the press and exposing the truth is.
Notable & Quotable: States
‘The most effective form of resistance, in the end, is actually proving that Democrats govern better.’
'Preachy or Disconnected'
Progressives consider a new approach to politics.
Scott Walker: Unions Bosses Keep Trying to Kill Wisconsin's Act 10
A court ruling in liberal Madison raises the stakes for this spring’s state Supreme Court election.
The Man Who Fought Fauci---and Won
Karmic justice strikes as Jay Bhattacharya, a dissenting physician who was made a pariah during Covid, is nominated as director of the National Institutes of Health.
Hollywood Targets Rep. Ken Calvert and Misses
Barry Manilow and Rob Reiner were among those who backed Will Rollins’s unsuccessful campaign.
Who Read What in 2024: Political Voices
Elaine Chao, Ben Sasse, H.R. McMaster and others discuss the books that helped them get a grip on a changing world.
Who Read What in 2024: Leaders in Business, Science and Technology
Sarah Friar, Bill Gates, Eric Schmidt and others on the books that made them think again this year.
Who Read What in 2024: Entertainers and Authors
Ronda Rousey, Shirley MacLaine, Griffin Dunne, Connie Chung, Lev Grossman and others on the reading that nourished them in 2024.
Justice, Boeing and DEI
A judge questions the diversity provisions in a plea deal with the government.
A Bipartisan Slippage in Standards
Biden’s pardon of Hunter is as disconcerting as Trump’s more exotic administration nominees.
The Bitcoin Boom and Easy Money
Asset prices suggest that financial conditions are hardly tight.
