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The Sanders-Biden bill is full of subsidies for the upper middle-class. ... read more

The House Ways and Means bill includes a carve-out for munis. ... read more

Democrats want to impose mandates and be able to cut funding. ... read more

Tehran violates another international deal for nuclear inspections. ... read more

The lack of Americans on the ground makes drone strikes likelier to go wrong. ... read more

Some critics say the app is ‘gamified,’ but building wealth should be fun, not complex and difficult. ... read more

For decades we called them waiters and waitresses. Then one day it all changed. ... read more

Failure to pass his agenda could sink his presidency—but so could passing it. ... read more

Imagine if Japan, India, Taiwan and the bloc swap tech and coordinate defense. ... read more

The rush to renewables causes severe energy price spikes and shortages. Biden’s policies would do the same in the U.S. ... read more

He seems to think that if you pay for something it doesn’t cost anything. Hold on to your wallet. ... read more

The U.S. lets Huawei’s CFO off easy, and Beijing frees two Canadians. ... read more

Focused on her legacy, the Speaker pushes Democrats to take votes that will end careers in 2022. ... read more

Voters and parties missed an opportunity to chart a new course. ... read more

The breaks on carried interest and capital gains at death should be eliminated to hit the rich. ... read more

Progressives now see no difference between history’s monsters and people they don’t like on TV. ... read more

Unlike last year, the electric fence saved our sweet corn. ... read more

Are Democrats nursing a grudge against Attorney General Porras? ... read more

With close ties to al Qaeda, the network’s influence is likely to grow within Afghanistan and beyond. ... read more

She would replace GDP with a measure that includes time spent fishing. ... read more

He still cries ‘fraud’ even after the audit he demanded found none. ... read more

It worked for them in 2020 and the California recall election, and they’re trying it again in Virginia’s race for governor this November. ... read more

The CDC chief made the right call on Covid booster shots. ... read more

Politico confirms the New York Post story the Bidens never denied. ... read more

His spending blowout in jeopardy, Biden claims the cost is ‘nothing.’ ... read more

The federal report on the winter power outage ignores some key facts. ... read more

My 10-year-old son is serious about his rankings—but not too serious. ... read more

Deregulation was a historic bipartisan triumph. ... read more

Congress should follow Tallahassee’s lead and make it a crime to steal someone else’s genetic information. ... read more

Full relations with Israel would help atone for the infamous act of driving out our Jewish population. ... read more

The effort that yielded Covid shots in record time was born in the wake of the 2001 anthrax attack. ... read more

On or about October 2015, human character changed. Inclusion trumped quality. ... read more

His preoccupation with his own image points to a larger problem, though his talk with Li was justified. ... read more

Budget tricks disguise the true cost of Biden’s vast entitlement plans. ... read more

Where is the Biden Administration on the Pacific trade deal? ... read more

The Biden White House blames border agents who are overwhelmed. ... read more

Why do journalists deserve subsidies more than, say, nurses? ... read more

Regardless of who wins, Sunday’s election will deliver a coalition that governs by consensus. ... read more

The new government in Kabul isn’t Version 2 and doesn’t belong in the United Nations. ... read more

Science is becoming more mystical as we learn more about the universe. ... read more

Democrats’ disarray in Congress is a sign nobody is in charge at the White House. ... read more

New polling data suggest an excuse for poor performance. ... read more

Like China, most of the developed nations have relied too much on property to fuel growth. ... read more

Soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines don’t join the VFW and American Legion like they used to. ... read more

Humanity has overcome far greater problems before and can do so again. ... read more

The child credit has become a trillion-dollar entitlement for the middle class, untied to work. ... read more

The Congressman asking that question isn’t getting a response. ... read more

The Fed Chairman blew it on inflation, but he’s kept asset prices high. ... read more

Voters face an array of possible coalitions, but very little change. ... read more

What the state wants, the state gets. That makes the business climate unstable and ethically risky. ... read more

In 1998, the Fostoria City Council made some polite requests. ... read more

Biden has said, ‘I am a capitalist’ and ‘I am not a socialist.’ Both statements are false. ... read more

Politico seconds New York Post reporting on the ‘big guy.’ ... read more

Pandemic lockdowns, a drought and a winter storm have broken links in the supply chain. ... read more

From special interest handouts to higher utility bills, the GOP has lots of ammo. ... read more

If you trim a bad voting bill, you end up with . . . a bad voting bill. ... read more

Students discuss the growing gender gap at university. ... read more

The President’s gender appeals continue to diverge from reality. ... read more

The Tories offered Trudeau Lite, but voters kept the real thing. ... read more

Democrats pull funding for missile defenses that save civilian lives. ... read more

Democrats plan a federal program to cover childless adults. Insurers will win big but health won’t. ... read more

Regulators have set exposure limits far too low, inspiring irrational fear of a cheap, clean energy source. ... read more

Some think the city is a lonely place. Even after Covid, that isn’t what I saw at all. ... read more

Government subsidies for antisocial behavior stalled decades worth of black progress. ... read more

How much more do we need to learn about 2016 to realize the agency is a disaster? ... read more

Good luck finding a diet that’s getting less expensive. ... read more

‘Harlem Shuffle,’ ‘The Master,’ ‘Wounding Warriors’ and more of the books our reviewers highlighted this month. ... read more

Europe doesn’t see its interests in the Pacific as identical to America’s. ... read more

Maoist revolutionary Abimael Guzmán is dead at 86, and a Marxist-Leninist is president. ... read more

Democrats don’t need the GOP to raise the federal borrowing limit. ... read more

Federal paid leave takes over private benefits and subsidizes the affluent. ... read more

A new Biden report shows the eviction ban wasn’t needed. ... read more

The real default risk arises from Congress’s endless borrowing, not from the limit on it. ... read more

When I was terrified of getting sick, there was no more fruitful distraction than work. ... read more

The two nations need each other, despite French anger over the Aussie defense deal. ... read more

Rolling back the cap on the federal SALT deduction would be a tax break for the rich. ... read more

The latest Census data show that America is still the land of opportunity. ... read more

China’s man Tedros may sail to a second term. Where’s Biden? ... read more

The 40-year ROTC ban sent a deeper message: that American civilization isn’t worth defending. ... read more

Why protect France and Germany as they seek opportunity in China heedless of the danger? ... read more

Thousands of Haitians overwhelm the border patrol in Texas. ... read more

New York’s redistricting commission is headed for failure. ... read more

The Congressman’s retirement is a bad omen for Republicans. ... read more

President Biden’s ‘equity’ agenda is off to a rough start. ... read more

Recent protests show the people’s resolve to end the communist dictatorship. ... read more

His priorities were family, money and sports. In that order. ... read more

He’s wagering it will help him achieve his goal of a record third term as paramount leader. ... read more

About half of women entering four-year colleges graduate on time, but only 40% of men do. ... read more

It isn’t the boots on the ground that the American military will miss—it’s the eyes and ears. ... read more

When Tom Brady won his first ring, AOL and Blockbuster were huge U.S. companies. ... read more

We are finally emerging from the pandemic crisis. Let’s not plunge ourselves into a financial one. ... read more

The FDA’s advisory panel downplays growing evidence of waning antibodies. ... read more

The special counsel’s indictment tells the real story of 2016 collusion. ... read more

A tragic lesson in the limits of Biden’s ‘over-the-horizon’ strategy. ... read more

Democrats plus up the EV tax credit—and more for union-made cars. ... read more

Donors can do more by investing in amenities that are available to all, not nebulous social causes. ... read more

Unlike the Democrats’s reckless $3.5 trillion spending spree, these investments are vital to the country’s future. ... read more

The indictment of a Democratic lawyer points in too many directions for the story to end here. ... read more

The time to worry is when the senator is not criticizing your economy. ... read more

The Western model of individual liberty and religious neutrality is in trouble. A return to the big questions is in order. ... read more