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He doubles Obama’s 2009 plan even as the economy is poised to take off in 2021. ... read more

Illinois gets a new House speaker, but the system of public-union dominance survives. ... read more

She did much good for school choice and due process on campus. ... read more

A Trump commission tries to correct the historical record. ... read more

For centuries black Americans debated how to overcome racism—but they always emphasized human agency and individual responsibility. ... read more

VOA aired a ‘news’ report in Pakistan that was no more than a repackaged Biden campaign ad. ... read more

Beijing likes the story that Covid began elsewhere but at least it could tell us about the virus in China today. ... read more

Who voted for this? ... read more

Railroads can’t refuse to carry passengers for their political views. The same rule should apply to online monopolies, legal scholar Richard Epstein argues. ... read more

The Empire State and its biggest city need a financial and political intervention before it’s too late. ... read more

Her first bills in the new Congress would dilute ballot integrity and make D.C. a state. ... read more

The politicization of technology jeopardizes the ‘open internet’ itself. ... read more

Mortality keeps falling, but the pandemic may slow progress. ... read more

A mail-vote fiasco comes to an end, 70 days after the election. ... read more

The sooner Republicans demystify Donald Trump, the better for them and for the country. ... read more

Politicians love direct payments, but people spend more only when long-term income rises. ... read more

After a harsh campaign 40 years ago, Reagan reached out to opponents in his inaugural address. ... read more

Recontextualize the teachings of Islam to address extremism—and to inspire reform. ... read more

Corporations’ new political role carries serious political and legal consequences. ... read more

New administration threatens industrialized world’s highest tax rate on business. ... read more

Trump committed the sort of offense the Founders had in mind, but this isn’t the Congress they wanted. ... read more

William Burns will rein in intelligence with an outsider’s touch. ... read more

The best outcome now is to make the House vote the end with no Senate trial. ... read more

The White House counsel has the hardest job in America. ... read more

How trust busters botched the Staples-Office Depot merger. ... read more

The lobby for Big Finance delivers tribute to Team Biden. ... read more

The House speaker knows one political reality: Increase her vote and diminish the opposition’s. ... read more

He’s wrong to skip the inauguration, but he can still discourage any further violence. ... read more

Agencies are using the technology to identify the Capitol rioters. ... read more

Alphabet has no legal obligation to recognize or negotiate with the well-funded pressure group. ... read more

It took a little cross-multiplication, but we’re getting better. ... read more

The ‘indispensable leader’ in American government. ... read more

They don’t spend donors’ money on his priorities. As Biden’s health secretary, he could try to coerce them. ... read more

An Aaron Sorkin film celebrates the Chicago Seven for plotting an attack on a party convention. ... read more

Officials need to be prepared for the worst through Jan. 20. ... read more

Delivering shots by age will help the most vulnerable faster. ... read more

Students discuss whether the pandemic will give way to cultural and economic renewal. ... read more

Obama’s engagement failed to change Havana’s behavior. ... read more

A political group wants to make it easier to cancel Trump alumni. ... read more

Danes face threats from Beijing for planning a fake climate crisis to help Ted Hui get to the West. ... read more

The man who shot me in 2017 and the Capitol Hill rioters all were radicalized by extreme rhetoric. ... read more

Republicans should worry more about what’s right for the country than their own electoral futures. ... read more

The statesman’s advice on public opinion counsels against the idea. ... read more

As herd immunity comes nearer, inoculate where it will do the most good. ... read more

We were right to be confident in him as we doubted Trump. ... read more

The fight over who gets the shot first is slowing the rollout. Date of birth is the best proxy for level of risk. ... read more

He’d help the country and his Presidency by calling off the House. ... read more

He’s still short of the votes needed for another term as House speaker. ... read more

The Justices can rein in an FTC that increasingly exceeds its authority. ... read more

Xavier Becerra’s policy on nonprofits is in the dock. ... read more

Its restoration would advance American interests abroad. ... read more

Going without Facebook and Twitter will make me a better husband, father, citizen and Christian. ... read more

‘Government contractors will never be agile enough to keep up with germs.’ ... read more

Even Hillary Clinton consigned only half of Trump supporters to her infamous ‘basket.’ ... read more

Biden will have to coordinate a military buildup with allies to stop a catastrophe. ... read more

For a shot in the arm, go to states with small governments. ... read more

Congressional threats and inducements make Twitter and Facebook censorship a free-speech violation. ... read more

Yes, the left does bad things too. Conservatives are supposed to believe in objective moral truth. ... read more

Tech’s stampede against the right will lead to more populist anger. ... read more

A China-EU investment deal frustrates his plan to rebuild alliances. ... read more

Will he allow a proposed port for LNG to go through as planned? ... read more

People of all political stripes can’t help but project every problem onto evil politicians. ... read more

In 1961, Ohio State decided to prioritize its reputation. ... read more

Investments in acoustic and jamming technology would help cops deal with mobs without shooting. ... read more

New variants of the virus will call for adaptations of treatments, which shouldn’t need full studies. ... read more

Participatory democracy skips deliberation and goes to the streets. ... read more

Inflaming emotions isn’t a crime. The president didn’t mention violence, much less provoke it. ... read more

The economy is poised for a boom in 2021 after a December setback. ... read more

The House Speaker publicizes her nuclear option to protect the world from Trump. ... read more

China taunts the world as it arrests the entire democratic opposition. ... read more

After raising tax rates, Gov. Murphy increases corporate welfare. ... read more

Go ahead and laugh. But if we’re such a joke state, why are all of your neighbors moving here? ... read more

When it comes to denouncing or indicting inciters, there’s no reason to stop at Donald Trump. ... read more

‘My oath to support and defend the Constitution constrains me from claiming unilateral authority to determine which electoral votes should be counted and which should not.’ ... read more

From the 2020 primaries to the post-election furor, the founders’ system of election by states proved its democratic value. ... read more

The ratification debates of 1787-88 were colored by ‘patriotic enthusiasms’ verging on violent chaos. ... read more

The challenges for Pelosi as she seeks, once more with feeling, to drive Trump from office. ... read more

The politicians who egged them on should also be made to pay a heavy price. ... read more

The best outcome would be for him to resign to spare the U.S. another impeachment fight. ... read more

Americans deserve to know why Congress’s police force failed. ... read more

The editor returns from exile with some words about public order. ... read more

The politics of the mob don’t matter. Government must preserve civic order. ... read more

The only description that makes sense is a venting of pent-up resentments. ... read more

The rioters, and those challenging the electoral count, misunderstand how America elects presidents. ... read more

The Fraternal Order of Police enthusiastically endorses Mayorkas. ... read more

If you find your faith is strained by the pandemic, these practices can help. ... read more

He also destroyed any chance of a political future, all on a single Wednesday afternoon. ... read more

As Arab nations warm toward Jerusalem, the prime minister says they’re putting ‘pressure’ on him. ... read more

A Biden visit to the White House. ... read more

Republicans objecting to state electors should stop and certify Joe Biden’s election by acclamation. ... read more

The D.C. Circuit judge could bring sober leadership to Justice. ... read more

His relentless attacks on the state’s election apparatus likely depressed Republican turnout. ... read more

The jailed Hong Kong democracy activist isn’t giving up. ... read more

The Senate is lost, the GOP is bitterly split and Trump’s actions have consequences. ... read more

Most companies benefiting from the Fed’s bond buys didn’t need the cash, and didn’t spend it well either. ... read more

The hot new way to take companies public hurts most investors, and its track record is now clear. ... read more

Amid the Electoral College challenge, the president is putting the substance of his achievements at risk. ... read more

‘The voters, the courts, and the states have all spoken. If we overrule them all, it would damage our republic forever.’ ... read more

Protesters interrupt the certification of the presidential election. ... read more

His post-election tantrums hand the government to the left. ... read more