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The Senator would let the feds socialize the cost of renewable energy on states. ... read more

Planning has spanned five presidential administrations and ConocoPhillips has incorporated our concerns. It’s time to drill. ... read more

Congress’s official budget scorekeeper finally offers an estimate of the cost of forgiveness. ... read more

Democrat Katie Hobbs takes the union line against parental choice. ... read more

The U.K. is developing a genuine policy debate for a change. ... read more

The World Bank president demonstrates how not to deflect gotcha questions. ... read more

Coping with the energy crisis, national debt and the pandemic’s aftermath, Rome needs major reform. ... read more

Too many want to pronounce him unfit, but it’s Republican voters who’ll decide. ... read more

Johnson got Brexit done. She faces the much harder task of making it work. ... read more

‘Try to maintain a distance of at least six feet between yourself and people who are not part of your household.’ ... read more

It’s still awkward for candidates running in 2022. ... read more

Sen. Michael Bennet and GOP challenger Joe O’Dea reflect each other like fun-house mirrors. ... read more

Our leaders of both parties now seem free to utter things completely at odds with reality and logic. ... read more

They want the World Bank to guarantee climate lending losses. ... read more

Voters finally get the conservative government they wanted in 2018. ... read more

A bilateral deal looks dead as both countries miss a growth opportunity. ... read more

The bankruptcy code helps claimants and J&J—but not the tort bar. ... read more

It will help secure our energy future by slashing the time it takes to build critical infrastructure. ... read more

Their post-election promises are less specific than 1994’s successful Contract With America. ... read more

Lubchenco violated the same norms she’s appointed to uphold. ... read more

Treasury joins in toppling a regional bank head who stood up to Beijing. ... read more

That’s the upshot of recent court cases in Texas and Florida, testing state bills that curb such activity. ... read more

‘The most important thing for the United States to do is to be firm and clear and principled in response to citizens of any country demanding their rights and dignity.’ ... read more

Tocqueville predicted that an ‘immense and tutelary power’ would replace genuine popular rule. ... read more

A new class, the Cyber Bohemians, avoid work while living off their affluent parents. ... read more

The Senator gets the Mountain Valley Pipeline, but not much for everyone else. ... read more

Britain is trying to dig out of the stagflation produced by the stale Keynesian consensus. ... read more

His Starlink service could help protesters communicate. ... read more

No gas furnaces after 2030, and all big rigs must be electric. ... read more

Its parent company, Unilever, violated its acquisition agreement by overriding the board’s decision not to do business in the occupied territories. ... read more

The Trump-backed author of ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ faces a 10-term House member who claims to be more moderate than his record. ... read more

‘Social workers are, thanks to very nature of the job, cops by another name.’ ... read more

America’s exciting new president inspired the world to junk carbon taxes in favor of green pork. ... read more

Media discourse is polarized but the citizenry knows that America works. ... read more

High taxes and licensing preferences for ex-cons make a hash of the state’s market for legal weed. ... read more

The university transforms a shield against sexual harassment into a sword against the student press. ... read more

As we saw before World War I, it’s easy to become complacent as trouble builds into catastrophe. ... read more

Currency gyrations are becoming too wide for central bankers to ignore. ... read more

New York’s AG found her defendants first, then looked for evidence to charge them with something. ... read more

Democrats roll out the Disclose Act to intimidate donors. ... read more

The faithful need a framework that rejects secularism and sectarianism alike. ... read more

U.S. petroleum reserves haven’t been this low since 1984. ... read more

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit isn’t supposed to engage in partisan activity. ... read more

Our allies worry that the U.S. is too divided to believe in itself. I disagree. ... read more

The terminological change behind the push to ‘treat’ sex-role nonconformity with surgery or hormones. ... read more

The likable Yankee slugger chases baseball’s ‘clean’ record. ... read more

The California Public Employees’ Retirement System posts a decade of lackluster returns. ... read more

Lawmakers are a bigger financial-stability risk than climate change. ... read more

The U.K. prime minister has a plausible revival plan, but her party has forgotten how to sell it. ... read more

Respect for civil liberties and the Constitution is more important than partisan differences. ... read more

The FOMC raises its terminal target rate forecast again—to 4.6%. ... read more

An agency report blames its failures on—wait for it—lack of money. ... read more

A reminder that solar and wind power aren’t cost or risk free. ... read more

Though uncertainty lies ahead, the right equities investment strategy can yield portfolio stability. ... read more

The FDA approved it without clinical trials, and there’s reason to doubt it beats the original vaccine. ... read more

They’re receiving a small fraction of what border states deal with regularly. ... read more

The Biden administration’s negotiations continue to serve Vladimir Putin’s economic and military interests. ... read more

Outside the majors, players are either called up or sent out. ... read more

The governor has noted a historic shift that no political outrage will change. ... read more

Senate candidates face a political reckoning on law and order. ... read more

His new mobilization is an admission that Russia is losing the war. ... read more

The green scramble to transform energy is reminiscent of China’s forced industrialization. ... read more

David Enrich casts my firm in a false light and argues some clients don’t deserve representation. ... read more

There’s no excuse for Congress’s delay in fixing this invitation to political trouble. ... read more

Students discuss Columbia University’s false-data submission for higher-education ratings. ... read more

Now Democratic Senators want to forgive parental loan debt. ... read more

Blackouts? No worries, mate. California is ‘just getting started,’ as the Governor signs 40 new laws. ... read more

Now that all else has failed, the Tories try a growth agenda. ... read more

But the history of solar power and shipbuilding shows why the U.S. can’t afford to be complacent. ... read more

It’s more like the XFL than the American Football League. ... read more

Protests over the death of a young woman in police custody have exposed discontent over the conservative Islamic government’s enforcement of morality laws. ... read more

He can survive a botched war but not a rebuff or humiliation by Zelensky. ... read more

The surge at the border isn’t going away. Making more work visas available would solve two problems. ... read more

If a ban on disposable grocery bags fails in New Jersey, it can fail everywhere. ... read more

Moscow plans to stage votes in four occupied regions to annex them as Russian territory, as the Kremlin threatens a wider war and grapples with Ukraine’s swift advance. ... read more

A top gang boss blocks the Caribbean country’s key port amid widespread looting and street protests demanding prime minister’s resignation. ... read more

The Census Bureau’s tallies still don’t include $1.9 billion in government transfer payments. ... read more

It drove other nations to rethink relations with a weakened, isolated Moscow. ... read more

A 24-year-old man who died in central Uganda was found to have been infected with the Sudan strain of the virus. ... read more

Citizen volunteers teamed up with soldiers to turn the tide in the most consequential European battle since World War II. ... read more

The planned breakup of the accounting firm will divide its tax team between the auditing and consulting companies. ... read more

Palestinian Authority security forces clashed with armed groups and gangs of young men who were hurling stones, as unrest intensified in the West Bank amid a series of Israeli military raids and arrests of militants. ... read more

The business-software provider will compete with various trading platforms and plans to sell to its existing network of clients. ... read more

Agriculture executives say that at least two years of bumper crops are needed to relieve pressure from drought and the war in Ukraine. ... read more

The central bank is also expected to signal plans to raise and hold its benchmark rate above 4% in the coming months. ... read more

Biden reassures the public but won’t lift the official Covid emergency. ... read more

Amid a spike in shoplifting, liquor stores in the state have become leading targets. ... read more

Everyone is still waiting as the Sept. 30 deadline looms. ... read more

The word isn’t an insult, says the Ninth Circuit’s Judge Carlos Bea. ... read more

‘Few prominent Democrats have offered an adequate counterargument.’ ... read more

Two studies carefully explore the factors at play, but the headlines are only meant to raise alarm. ... read more

Supply-constricting regulations on real estate are to blame, but policy makers prefer to scapegoat ‘outsiders.’ ... read more

Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial nominee puts parents over teachers unions. ... read more

Russia, China and Iran seek a new global system but propose no positive agenda. ... read more

As Hong Kong puts on trial, Pope Francis still offers no support. ... read more

How many weeks will it take to stop the spread? ... read more

The central bank needs a systematic strategy, such as the Taylor rule, and a focus on real interest rates. ... read more

The layers of hypocrisy are thick enough to shield you from the wind as you play golf on Martha’s Vineyard. ... read more

Shipping industry officials worry that chances of supply-chain disruptions are increasing as contract talks bog down without resolution. ... read more

Of course its stock crashed. The animal kingdom already had a 95% market share. ... read more