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He’ll have to respond if the Russian crosses the President’s red lines. ... read more

Powell says there’s no reason to tighten despite a booming economy. ... read more

Renewables show again that they aren’t reliable to power the grid. ... read more

Biden pulls a fast one to install Lina Khan as chair of the FTC. ... read more

A federal wealth tax would only make it harder for people with big dreams to make them a reality. ... read more

The devaluing of parental care leaves society—and its children—unprepared to deal with stressful events. ... read more

Journalists used to aspire to objectivity. Now they barely even bother to pretend. ... read more

I cheered China on in 2008. Now I know better—and my brother is in a prison camp. ... read more

No wonder Macron & Co. love the president: They built the model for his welfare state. ... read more

Biden wants to soak the rich, but the middle class will notice when firms return less to shareholders. ... read more

How could the FBI recover $2.3 million of the pipeline ransom? It isn’t a mystery. ... read more

Paintings by the president’s son may surpass those of George W. Bush. ... read more

Biden talks tough to adversaries even as he shrinks the Pentagon. ... read more

Swiss voters reject the costs of meeting the Paris CO2 emissions limits. ... read more

The U.S. and EU put the Boeing-Airbus dispute aside for bigger things. ... read more

Will a bipartisan deal slow the radical Biden agenda, or accelerate it? ... read more

Students discuss the corporate celebration of gay rights. ... read more

El Salvador puts the digital money on par with the U.S. dollar for all public and private debts. ... read more

The real-life hero of the 2004 film was hijacked and made a political prisoner. ... read more

Charles Hubbell developed an incidental hobby that attracted his town’s attention. ... read more

There are reasons to think the spike will be temporary, though policies like ‘bail reform’ augur ill. ... read more

ProPublica soiled itself with the gimmicky use it made of personal tax data. ... read more

Just like everywhere else, voters are open to anti-carbon policy until they see the price tag. ... read more

A new government strikes a conciliatory tone that American politicians should emulate. ... read more

The Biden administration adopts an anti-snooping policy, but history suggests it might not last. ... read more

James Hornfischer, the historian who chronicled these naval heroes, dies at 55. ... read more

Abandoning translators to the Taliban is a moral and strategic mistake. ... read more

Free credit, taxpayer EV subsidies, and political cheerleading. ... read more

Its review of trading platforms could slow the trend toward lower costs. ... read more

When I face the Supreme Court, I will seek to vindicate democratic principles. ... read more

The federal unemployment bonus was a bad idea to begin with. It needs to go—immediately. ... read more

It’s not her fault she has no good answers about the border. It’s President Biden’s. ... read more

Team Biden confuses stern statements with progress on China, Russia and Iran. ... read more

Another case study in federal incompetence. ... read more

The risks to its credibility and independence are growing. ... read more

College students aren’t guinea pigs. ... read more

As long as you further the narrative, no bad behavior or corruption of the truth will go unrewarded. ... read more

The G-7 statement on Covid’s origin is feckless multilateralism. ... read more

The Senator and President Biden want to put the agency beyond annual appropriations. ... read more

A new government takes power, but many parties led to years of stalemate. ... read more

The mania to rechristen holidays reaches its illogical conclusion. ... read more

The comandante lost one fair election in 1990. He won’t let it happen again. ... read more

If you want to fly the American flag at your home, it may depend on where you live. ... read more

His proposed levy on unrealized capital gains would hit some modest estates especially hard. ... read more

Basing school enrollment on residence has made education more segregated than it was 40 years ago. ... read more

Biden presents a false choice between total withdrawal and ‘forever wars.’ ... read more

Strong evidence the virus escaped: the Communist Party’s vicious attacks on anyone who speaks out. ... read more

Covid isolation got you tongue-tied? Here are tips for getting the hot air flowing again. ... read more

Yellen and friends try to hide the G-7’s aims from Congress. ... read more

Biden’s EPA is back with a rule that won’t help build infrastructure. ... read more

A judge rules against an effort to move the game back to Atlanta. ... read more

A healthy debate over the amount of fraud in Covid relief programs. ... read more

Biden called voter ID an ‘assault’ on civil rights. What happened next? ... read more

The new ranked-choice voting system means New York’s next mayor may not win on the first count. ... read more

Professors ‘were debating whether much of the Supreme Court case of Dred Scott v. Sandford should be excised from constitutional-law courses.’ ... read more

Beijing wants questions unresolved so it can sell its people on the foreign-origin possibility ... read more

Many experts aggressively denied a lab leak was possible and only now admit it. It took courage to make the case a year ago. ... read more

He’s simply an Israeli patriot, but detractors called him an enemy of peace, even a Republican. ... read more

If you weren’t appalled by what happened that day, you have given up on American democracy. ... read more

Professors raise their prices to capture cheap loans, while producing new Democratic voters. ... read more

At some point you have to put campaigns on pause and govern. ... read more

Kazakhstan’s efforts at rehabilitation and reintegration put Europe to shame. ... read more

Would the IRS violate your privacy to further Democratic policy objectives? ... read more

Congress is at it again, and the Members are loving it. ... read more

Congress feeds demand but constricts supply, and the Fed stays easy. ... read more

Turns out he doesn’t have to break patents to distribute shots. ... read more

States with high taxes and cost-of-living are losing income. ... read more

ProPublica and the IRS scandal. ... read more

The CDC tried to spark a panic about Covid hospitalizations while ignoring the real crisis. ... read more

Modi used the site to rise to power but now threatens to ban it. His opponents have grievances too. ... read more

China, Russia and Iran will exploit the U.S. retreat on fossil fuels. ... read more

A Senate report says protests and optics weighed on the military. ... read more

An IG report punctures another legend of the 2020 election campaign. ... read more

Parents and students sue the schools in Loudoun County, Va. ... read more

Eastern Europeans are fighting for a democratic future and need support against Russian aggression. ... read more

He doesn’t have the votes in his own party to pass the revolution progressives want. ... read more

Central banks are risking their independence by wading into social agendas outside their purview. ... read more

The Manchin mess and spending spree are a White House misreading the political moment. ... read more

Makhi Buckly, 19, my colleague’s grandson, became a casualty on Memorial Day. ... read more

An anonymous donor gave Catholic school teachers $1,000 each. ... read more

Gov. Newsom clings to extraordinary powers even while announcing ‘reopening.’ ... read more

Someone leaked the tax information of individuals to serve the left’s agenda. ... read more

The Illinois Governor’s whopper on redistricting is one for the ages. ... read more

The $300 weekly subsidy for not working was a terrible blunder. ... read more

They write exceptions into the tax code, then blame Big Business for them. ... read more

One station played ‘Taps’ when signing off at the end of the broadcast day. ... read more

A CEO rightly focuses on meeting the public’s irrational desire for his shares. ... read more

Eight in 10 Democrats have at least one dose, compared with about half of Republicans. ... read more

They should be worried about the increasing appeal of conservatism to minority voters. ... read more

Another analysis finds economic destruction in the Biden ‘infrastructure’ agenda. ... read more

Studies show it’s durable and widespread. If you’ve had Covid, you can get by with one shot of vaccine. ... read more

Citibank’s errant billion-dollar payment leads to a ruling that could upset commercial law. ... read more

The entrepreneur leads from the front on commercial space flight. ... read more

A vote for democracy against the President’s radical ambitions. ... read more

The FDA’s approval sends a message of hope for millions of patients. ... read more

The Supreme Court is unanimous: This statute means what it says. ... read more

As progressives rage against him, he’s helping the Democratic Party. ... read more

Defying your party’s wishes is courageous and can be costly. ... read more

Election results in Texas show the migration to the GOP may finally be starting. ... read more

Ankara isn’t staunchly pro-Western as in the Cold War, but it’s still an important ally. ... read more