Advertising Perspectives

The Newsmax CEO tilts Trump against more broadcast competition—and the Trump FCC. ... read more

Sanctions can strike the often-radical Islamist network a piece at a time. ... read more

The defendant cast two ballots in 2020. He now says he’s home free. ... read more

Students discuss what they’re grateful for. ... read more

Elon Musk and Donald Trump set out to shrink big government. They did not succeed. ... read more

Only some will say plainly: This is a brutally violent rebellion against the Sudanese state and people. ... read more

White House messaging is a mess, and the upside of immigration is getting lost in all the noise. ... read more

The hysterics will get hysterical all over again when it turns out peace isn’t nigh. ... read more

The holiday’s date has caused scuffles across American history. ... read more

The firm is updating its house-recommendation approach and pursuing additional initiatives to build trust in the market, writes CEO Bob Mann. ... read more

If the final peace plan is anything like the 28-point draft, Kyiv is in deep trouble. ... read more

Former FCC Chairman Mark Fowler has some advice for Brendan Carr. ... read more

Let’s hope the justices rule against Trump’s claims regarding tariffs and the removal of Fed governors. ... read more

‘Calculators and computers didn’t render generations unable to do math.’ Really? ... read more

‘May justice support what courage has gained’ ... read more

At one of California’s top universities, many freshmen are unable to do middle-school math. ... read more

Kyiv must have the military means and Western guarantees to defend its sovereignty. ... read more

Israel strikes as Hamas and Hezbollah continue to resist disarmament. ... read more

Trump’s revenge lawfare on James Comey and Letitia James gets thrown out of court. ... read more

Athletes who don’t study, coaches who are overpaid, the system’s a mess. ... read more

Despite Trump’s plan, the West lacks the unity of purpose to put pressure on Putin. ... read more

Iran’s supreme leader is not gone, but his power has been greatly reduced since Oct. 7, 2023. ... read more

Divisions are appearing as we all wonder what a post-Trump MAGA looks like. Or if it will even survive. ... read more

The U.S. Census Bureau has found that the percentage of Americans who volunteer has declined in recent years. ... read more

Avik Roy replies to Tony LoSasso and Kosali Simon. ... read more

The U.S. can’t deter peer adversaries with a procurement system that is slow, costly and unable to keep pace with modern threats. ... read more

We lost our ability to produce skilled workers when we lost our cultural connection to manufacturing. ... read more

Centrists need to fight the growing radicalism in both parties. ... read more

Republicans seem headed for a historic wipeout. Why not go for a historic economic boom instead? ... read more

Democrats initiate a dangerous debate. ... read more

The agency’s website is revised to spread autism fears, despite serious science finding no link. ... read more

The Georgia isolationist isn’t likely to go quietly, as JD Vance may discover in 2028. ... read more

Adding up Palestinian terrorism and Israeli settler violence. ... read more

For years, Tom Steyer has used his money to push awful policies on the state. Now, he wants to run it. ... read more

Lucidity will come when they figure out that capitalism will solve their problems. ... read more

Empowering shareholders and not advisory firms will strengthen public markets and support the U.S. economy. ... read more

The Supreme Court could be enabling a criminal conspiracy to prosecute IDF reservists unjustly. ... read more

I bought a Chinese cleaver on a whim and it taught me a lot. ... read more

Rep. August Pfluger unveils the Republican Study Committee’s priorities. ... read more

The tech is the most advanced form of radiation, delivering a targeted energy beam to tumors while sparing healthy tissue surrounding the site. ... read more

The law school’s modified pass-fail system offers a fine solution. ... read more

The trade deal with Mexico and Canada works well, but there are problems to fix. ... read more

It will take a lot more than what Donald Trump is doing to convince Putin that it’s in his best interest to stop. ... read more

Thank goodness talented people still want to come to the U.S. ... read more

What the story is really about is unloved girls, let down by parents and ‘the people who run things.’ ... read more

The revelations will titillate the public and destroy lives—to no possible good effect. ... read more

Why would anyone want to revive policies from the Covid panic? ... read more

Recalling George Washington’s 1790 letter to the Hebrew Congregation in Newport, R.I. ... read more

Listen to Ayn Rand. ... read more

Burden the wealthy too much and they flee. That’s how socialists run out of other people’s money. ... read more

As technology advances, Peter Thiel asks the same big questions people were asking 2,000 years ago. ... read more

New Yorkers may want to start a new recycling program of Soviet-era jokes. ... read more

A former special counsel deplores Trump’s lawfare and extols his own. ... read more

France’s welfare state is in desperate need of reform, but Macron is obsessing over Marine Le Pen. ... read more

A new survey from dissident Democrats asks some interesting questions. ... read more

The quiet may precede a Trumpian storm in a battle for the media’s most popular live programming. ... read more

By attacking key nuclear sites, the U.S. enters a fight in our national interest in which an ally has done most of the heavy lifting. ... read more

In a dissent she feeds a ‘perception’ about the Supreme Court she admits is wrong. ... read more

It became an anthem for the heroes of 9/11. Sadly, America lost that unity after Oct. 7. ... read more

Markets cheer as the U.S. strikes a deal with the United Kingdom. ... read more

The national-security communications snafu shows a government in the hands of immature bros. ... read more

Tehran will try to delay and humor Trump as it has other Presidents. ... read more

Failing to unite behind House Speaker Mike Johnson’s funding bill will empower Democrats. ... read more

Government bitcoin and crypto reserves serve no useful purpose and will invite political mischief. ... read more

Why hasn’t Trump named a new vice chair for bank supervision? ... read more

He’s transactional and trolling but so far only aspires to be transformational. ... read more

Trump is misusing a statute to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico that hurt American interests. ... read more

President Sheinbaum reaches 85% job approval in response to U.S. threats. ... read more

‘NO MASKS!’ is a reference to the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871. ... read more

The thoughtful eulogy is one of the most challenging art forms, and sometimes less is more. ... read more

Mr. Gerecht forgets that America won the Cold War in the Middle East precisely in the manner that Mr. Trump proposes. ... read more

Jason Riley’s assertion that market-oriented reforms would improve ‘intellectual diversity’ misses the mark. ... read more

There will always be a need for experienced human beings who can deliver reasoned, rational analysis of complex issues. ... read more

To avoid another Munich, follow the example of the 1953 armistice that resolved the Korean War. ... read more

Perverse incentives for education funding are a much stronger explanation than exposure to ‘toxins.’ ... read more

They are American treasures, not simply playthings for various governments to oversee as their budgets allow. ... read more

Why will abandoning Ukraine increase deterrence in the Indo-Pacific? ... read more

In the kibbutz where the Bibas family lived, a former hostage says she’ll never move back unless the Hamas threat is eliminated. ... read more

A mishmash of English and Portuguese—and a fondness for superlatives—creates fun names for Brazilian businesses. ... read more

Art buyers can be fickle. ... read more

Bonus depreciation is a good idea, an auto interest deduction isn’t. ... read more

Articles of impeachment against judges who rule against Trump are a corrosive stunt. ... read more

The Vermont socialist pushes tax hikes in states that successfully voted to cut taxes. ... read more

We learned the hard way that a little redundancy in procurement isn’t necessarily a bad thing. ... read more

UVA’s board of visitors strikes the college ‘equity’ bureaucracy, while Trump cancels $400 million in grants and contracts to Columbia University. ... read more

His trade war sets off a burst of nationalism in the country Justin Trudeau once called ‘postnational.’ ... read more

He brings his own style, but we might notice how previous presidents dealt with inconvenient allies. ... read more

If they had folded, we would have Russia on the doorstep of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally. ... read more

Teams worried about declining interest or attracting talent shouldn’t drop their standards. ... read more

A message to Elon Musk: Efficiency alone isn’t the highest good. ... read more

On Tuesday they looked as if they aren’t going to win for a long time. That’s dangerous for America. ... read more

The President invokes a law that doesn’t give him power to impose sweeping tariffs. Someone should sue. ... read more

Russia responds to Trump by raising its ‘peace’ demands. ... read more

Rubio and Trump undo Biden’s unforced error that didn’t appease Iran. ... read more

Mayors say they won’t change despite worries about migrant crime. ... read more

The Department of Education needs to be abolished to get kids learning again. ... read more

My friend Rich had a deeper understanding of our tradition than those with high IQs. ... read more

A hiring approach that maximizes talent and rewards performance is the antidote to bias. ... read more

Americans’ attitudes toward Moscow are softening, but the regime remains a dangerous enemy. ... read more

Montana’s Mount Dean Stone is a higher award than anything you’ll find in the Hollywood Hills. ... read more