- The Jan. 6 Committee Is Weaponizing Majority RuleIf Republican leaders were to participate in this political stunt, it would change the House forever. ... read more
- Tariffs on China Throw Shade on the U.S. Solar IndustryIntended to punish Chinese panel makers, the import taxes are crushing U.S. companies and consumers. ... read more
- The Progressive Pronoun Police Come for Middle SchoolersA Wisconsin school district opened a Title IX sexual-harassment investigation against 8th graders for calling a student ‘her’ instead of ‘them.’ ... read more
- The ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’ War on the EnlightenmentESG advocates would return society to the communal and stagnant world of the Dark Ages. ... read more
- Welcome to Stop the Steal, Pennsylvania Primary EditionTrump urges Mehmet Oz to claim victory, with thousands of votes uncounted. ... read more
- The Democrats Get Their Man in PennsylvaniaThe GOP nominates Doug Mastriano, a long shot in November. ... read more
- The Mass Shooting Blame GameThe despicable rush to blame a deranged killer on Republicans ... read more
- A GOP Faction Votes Against UkraineTheir arguments aren’t persuasive and overlook U.S. security interest in supporting the country against Russia. ... read more
- The Student Mental Health CrisisGeneration Z discusses the rise in depression and anxiety of the past years. ... read more
- President Biden’s Return to SomaliaThe country needs military support against al-Shabaab. ... read more
- New York’s Gerrymander BoomerangDemocrats usually cheer when courts draw maps, but not this time. ... read more
- Schoolyard Cancel-Culture Bullies Come for Daniel BooneChicago plans to change the name of my elementary school. ... read more
- GOP Fails to Find a Sober Populism in PennsylvaniaThe party has a winning political formula. It needs a leader who seems reasonable. ... read more
- What Caused the Baby Formula Shortage?Tariffs, government labeling rules and state welfare monopolies all play major roles. ... read more
- An Abortion Miss for Politicized ScienceThe Lancet, a medical journal, decides it has expertise in American law. ... read more
- New York Promises Your Employees Reproductive FreedomMove your business to the Empire State. Even without Roe v. Wade, we’re committed to abortion rights. ... read more
- Deter China by Turning Taiwan Into a PorcupineWestern allies should accelerate the sale of F-16s, missiles, drones and other force-multiplier weapons. ... read more
- ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy Goes to the Supreme CourtThe Justices have cause to rule that Biden’s cancellation of the Trump-era immigration policy is illegal. ... read more
- Where Are Germany’s Weapons for Ukraine?Berlin slow-rolls heavy arms deliveries out of confusion, or fear of Russian retaliation. ... read more
- Covid Mask Mandates, Authority and StatusThe CDC’s rule and the Justice Department’s appeal have nothing to do with public health. ... read more
- The U.N. Is an Enabler of Russian War CrimesA permanent member of the Security Council invaded Ukraine. The free world needs to fight back. ... read more
- Ukraine Rushes to Evacuate Civilians in East as Russia’s Offensive Pushes ForwardThe main cities in the Ukrainian-controlled parts of the region have already turned into ghost towns, with almost all stores and businesses closed, streets emptied and only a handful of apartments in each block still ... read more
- China Signs Solomon Islands PactA draft of the security agreement, which drew objections from the U.S. and Australia, suggested Beijing warships could dock in the Pacific nation. ... read more
- How U.S.-Saudi Relations Reached the Breaking PointThe decadeslong alliance is at risk over disagreements regarding oil production levels, security concerns, human rights and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. ... read more
- Mariupol, in Ruins, Still Looms Large for Russia and UkraineDefenders of the besieged port city have frustrated Moscow’s troops, keeping thousands from other battles. ... read more
- Desperate Afghans Sell Kidneys to SurviveAfghanistan’s deepening humanitarian crisis is fueling a booming trade in human organs. “No father in the world wants to sell his son’s kidney.” ... read more
- Israel Airstrikes Hit Gaza After Rocket FireIsrael’s military said it targeted a Hamas weapons-manufacturing site in response to a rocket fired from the Palestinian territory, raising fears of a wider conflict amid heightened tensions after days of clashes at a sensitive ... read more
- Tennessee’s Political Residency Racket Gets FoiledThe state Legislature tried to disqualify a Trumpist candidate. ... read more
- Elon Musk Wants to Buy TwitterIf his $43 billion bid wins, what would he do about free speech and political censorship? ... read more
- Let Ukraine or Russia, Not the ICC, Prosecute War CrimesThe court threatens both U.S. sovereignty and the political maturity of the nations now at war. ... read more
- NATO Needs a Better Frontline Defense in Eastern EuropeTo deter a Russian attack, the alliance will have to shift the balance of its military power eastward. ... read more
- Can New York City Save Its Subways?Uncontrolled crime had pushed ridership way down. Then came the Tuesday mass shooting in Brooklyn. ... read more
- Boris Johnson Tours KyivThe British Prime Minister makes a surprise and welcome visit after Ukraine wins the battle for the capital against Russia. ... read more
- To ‘Fix’ the ObamaCare ‘Family Glitch,’ Biden Politicizes the IRSThe new regulation is a clear violation of the law. ... read more
- Breaking Down California’s ‘Mystery’ High Gas PricesWhy Californians are paying $6 per gallon for gasoline while Texans pay less than $4. ... read more
- Momentous Changes in the U.S. Marine Corps’ Force Organization Deserve DebateRetired generals raise telling questions about the current commandant’s radical new ideas. ... read more
- The Naval Response to the War in UkraineThe U.S. and NATO could send a flotilla to the Black Sea region and also set up a humanitarian sealift. ... read more
- Can the West Unite Against Rising Inflation Too?NATO seems to be passing Putin’s test, but economic woes pose a different kind of mounting challenge. ... read more
- 2022 Midterm Strategy Pulls Democrats ApartRunning on their record is a no-go, yet the progressives want to double down. ... read more
- Is Biden Leading On Ukraine?Kyiv needs the technology for a hard-to-fly zone that will degrade Russia’s air power. ... read more
- Gary Gensler Stages a Climate CoupThe SEC Chairman does the bidding of BlackRock and the left. ... read more
- China’s Great-Power PlayXi Jinping is standing by Russia on Ukraine, and the costs of doing so will mount. ... read more
- Germany to Russia: We’re Buying the F-35Purchase of the modern fighter is part of its new military upgrade. ... read more
- Russia’s Humanitarian Corridors in Ukraine Endanger Human LifePutin cynically promises safe passage to civilians, but it’s an excuse to intensify shelling of cities. ... read more
- Why U.S. Oil and Gas Producers Aren’t Solving the Energy CrisisThe crash of 2020 and the pressure of climate-change politics led them to reconsider their business models. ... read more
- Our Moral Obligation to Help Ukraine Against RussiaWe shouldn’t risk nuclear war, but there’s still a lot more we could do. ... read more
- The Price of Biden’s Excuses for Inflation Keeps Rising‘Make no mistake,’ the president said last week, higher costs are ‘largely the fault of Putin.’ ... read more
- The Spending Earmarks Return, Do They EverThe gateway drug for more Congressional spending is back in business. ... read more
- Congress’s Robinhood Stock StimulusA new study finds that pandemic payouts spurred share trading. ... read more
- Most Democrats Say They’d Flee, Not Fight, a Ukraine-Style InvasionToo many Americans have forgotten the meaning of ‘home of the brave.’ ... read more
- NATO’s Polish MiG-29 FiascoThe White House divides the alliance and signals weakness to Putin by refusing to let Warsaw send fighter jets to Ukraine. ... read more
- Ukraine Changes EverythingEurope’s long failure to deter Putin was the equivalent of ‘defund the police.’ ... read more
- Will Germany’s Foreign Policy Turnabout Last?The shift is dramatic and important. It’s perilous as well, especially if Putin suppresses Ukraine. ... read more
- Will Democrats Throw It All Away in the 2024 Presidential Election?If they don’t broaden their appeal to swing voters and moderates, they’ll end up relying on Republicans to save democracy from Trump. ... read more
- The Ukraine War Is Biden’s Time for ChoosingThe State of the Union gives him a chance at a new start. ... read more
- Jerome Powell Is Wrong. Printing Money Causes InflationThe Fed chairman insists the growth of M2 doesn’t ‘have important implications.’ The math shows otherwise. ... read more
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Challenges the West on Russian Aggression‘Has our world completely forgotten the mistakes of the 20th century?’ he asks conferees at Munich. ... read more
- ‘Bail Reform’ Is Killing New Yorkers as Eric Adams Pushes for ChangeAlbany lawmakers refuse to reconsider legal changes that are putting dangerous criminals on the streets. ... read more
- Freedom Isn’t Quite Dead—the Anglosphere Resists Covid MandatesThe acceptance of restrictions was difficult to watch. But even Canadians are fighting back now. ... read more
- The Fed Doesn’t Need a CensorWill researchers speak freely about their findings if the Senate confirms Lisa Cook as a governor? ... read more
- British Labour Leader Steps Up on RussiaKeir Starmer sees Putin clearly, unlike some on the American right. ... read more
- Hong Kong Exiles Fear an Interpol Red NoticeThey worry that Beijing will abuse the international law-enforcement agency to harass them. ... read more
- Sarah Palin, the New York Times and the Oops DefenseCrediting a former editor’s argument would make it nearly impossible to win libel cases against media companies. ... read more
- Intolerant Lawyers Shouldn’t Be JudgesLaw school deans, faculty and students who stifle opposing views are unfit ever to sit on the bench. ... read more
- Time to Increase Defense SpendingThe U.S. will face challenges from the new alliance between China and Russia. ... read more
- Boris Johnson Bungles the British EconomyThe Prime Minister gives a master class in how not to govern from the right. ... read more
- Lessons of an Antiterror Success Against Islamic StateGood thing Trump didn’t go through with pulling out of Syria. ... read more
- $30 Trillion in Government Debt and CountingWhat matters is the amount held by the public and interest costs. ... read more
- Europe Brings a Lawsuit to a China FightBeijing punishes tiny Lithuania, and the EU sends in the lawyers. ... read more
- Biden’s Criteria for Replacing Stephen BreyerHis promise to appoint only a black woman is the kind of quota the justices rejected in Bakke. ... read more
- Politics Are Already Leading Us Into the MetaverseBoth left and right love fantasy role-playing. But there are good reasons to prefer the real world. ... read more
- Putin’s Threat to Ukraine Isn’t Limited to InvasionBy stoking unrest and chaos, Russia could set the stage for a puppet regime without the costs of war. ... read more
- Youngkin Nixes ‘Equity’ for ‘Opportunity’Virginia’s new Governor sends an important political message. ... read more
- Don’t Mess with Texas RabbisA courageous man stops a foreign terrorist. ... read more
- In Kazakhstan, Putin’s Dictator Protection Racket Is on DisplayThe country’s president calls on Moscow to put down widespread protests. ... read more
- Manchin-Adams in 2024?New York’s mayor says he’s the party’s future. If he succeeds, he just might be that. ... read more
- Buttigieg’s FAA and 5G Mid-Air CollisionHere’s the political back story on the wireless-airline feud. ... read more
- California’s ‘Independent’ GerrymanderThe largest U.S. House delegation is stacked in Democrats’ favor. ... read more
- The Sum of All Energy FearsClimate mania and naive foreign policy create a crisis in Europe. ... read more
- Invading Ukraine Is a Trap for Vladimir PutinRussia can’t be an empire without it, but it can’t even be a great power if it overreaches. ... read more
- Biden’s Federal Vaccine Mandate WipeoutThe Administration ignored the law. It is getting crushed in court. ... read more
- The Stealth Gas-Heating TaxThe House methane ‘fee’ is a tax on consumers who use natural gas. ... read more
- Let’s Pump the Brakes on Big TechSmartphones exist to distract us. Cars require the opposite. ... read more
- America Needs Saudi Self-DefenseWithout interceptors for Riyadh, America risks making Iran stronger and driving oil prices up. ... read more
- The Fight for Ukraine From Putin’s ViewHe sees Russia’s loss of the country as a historic injustice. So how far will he go? ... read more
- The Supreme Court’s Chance to Rein In the Regulatory StateThe doctrine of Chevron deference is at stake in an otherwise obscure case the justices heard last week. ... read more
- Investors Are Using Robinhood, Other Platforms to Jump Into Options Trades, Worrying U.S. RegulatorsThe flood of everyday Americans into options trading has drawn a skeptical eye from U.S. regulators, who are considering possible rule changes for the era of smartphone brokerage apps. ... read more
- Xi Jinping Sails China’s Economy Into a ShoalA real-estate correction proves harder to stage-manage than hoped. ... read more
- Intel to List Shares in Mobileye UnitThe listing could value the self-driving-car unit at more than $50 billion. It is the latest move by CEO Pat Gelsinger to revive the semiconductor giant’s fortunes. ... read more
- Jury in Satoshi Nakamoto Suit Finds No Evidence of Partnership to Create BitcoinThe Florida civil lawsuit didn’t resolve longstanding questions about the cryptocurrency’s creation. ... read more
- Balmy Forecasts Send Natural Gas Prices PlungingWorries of soaring heating bills have diminished as warm weather and higher production boost supply. ... read more
- Hedge Funds Suffer Big Losses on Biotech RoutSome hedge funds have logged losses well into double-digit percentages as regulatory concerns and other issues have buffeted the biotech sector. ... read more
- NYSE President Stacey Cunningham to Step DownLynn Martin, an executive at NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange, has been appointed the next president of the exchange, succeeding Stacey Cunningham, who will step down at the end of the year. ... read more
- Deterring Russia in UkraineVladimir Putin is probing to see if the U.S. really would push back. ... read more
- Justice Sotomayor Gets Political on AbortionShe loses her cool during the Supreme Court’s oral argument. ... read more
- Sic ‘Transitory’ Gloria FedFederal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell finally abandons the word to describe 6% annual inflation over the last year. ... read more
- The Kippahs on the Yeshiva University Basketball CourtIts star player wants to be the first Orthodox Jew in the NBA. ... read more
- As Joe Biden Turns 79, a Panic Over Kamala HarrisHe’s unlikely to run in 2024, and his VP is deeply unpopular. ... read more
- Biden Can Whip Inflation and Build Back BetterRising prices are a serious problem, but so are the chronic challenges that the bill aims to confront. ... read more
- Lessons of the Progressive FallVoters warn Democrats to walk away from the Sanders-Pelosi agenda. ... read more