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Voters don’t miss Trump, but they miss 2019, and they worry about crime, immigration and inflation. ... read more

Our Democratic colleagues propose requiring court approval to examine data on a U.S. person. That would end up diminishing, not protecting, privacy. ... read more

His trimming looks weak next to Nikki Haley’s conviction on the GOP debate stage. ... read more

New York City tells citizens to get equipped with overdose medication. ... read more

A study of U.S. manufacturing decline shows the risks of too-costly union contracts. ... read more

GOP candidates need to tend to the needs of their family—the party’s voting base. ... read more

The Palestinians have literally paved over this important historic site. ... read more

My Fires Act would use the money against the Chinese threat. ... read more

The university totally committed itself to his ideology. It hasn’t backed off despite the scandal. ... read more

Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo ignores that the slave trade had willing agents on both sides. ... read more

‘A victory by the other side might well mean the end of the United States.’ ... read more

Ron DeSantis promotes an alternative to Washington’s debt binge. ... read more

The EU can’t afford the subsidies that the U.S. can, and it has more free-market scruples. ... read more

The GOP candidates largely left the front-runner off the hook. ... read more

The FTC Chair defines monopoly down to harpoon the giant retailer with antitrust suit. ... read more

Target closes nine stores in four states because of crime, as looters run riot in Philadelphia. ... read more

In Geneva, a humiliation for China’s attempt to silence critics abroad. ... read more

He’s seen as a lightweight and a panderer, which heightens the outrage over his accusations. ... read more

If he willfully filed a false return, the statute of limitations isn’t enough to get him off the hook. ... read more

It doesn’t operate like a regular bank. Its job is to adjust interest rates to meet its dual mandate. ... read more

Who else can invest alongside financial heavyweights by putting up so little equity? ... read more

Most federal employees already work from home. Let’s make their absence from Washington permanent. ... read more

Forcing a shutdown would destroy what little bargaining power the GOP has—and its slim majority. ... read more

Slovenly John Fetterman could use some style tips from dapper Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. ... read more

Officials plan to house migrants at the Gateway National Recreation Area. ... read more

Students debate the success and competition of the social-media platform currently known as X. ... read more

Rosenworcel wants to reimpose net-neutrality that are illegal and unnecessary. ... read more

Medicare rations blood tests to save money, but it will hurt patients. ... read more

Here’s what voters can look forward to if he’s nominated again. ... read more

The university makes it more affordable for students to attend. ... read more

Amid public outrage at home and criticism from the West, leaders in Kyiv are getting serious. ... read more

Melissa Kearney worried about being pigeonholed as she wrote ‘The Two-Parent Privilege.’ ... read more

The First Amendment protects the right to hear alternative views, not merely to express them. ... read more

A study showed promise in treating a rare disease. The agency wouldn’t even look at the results. ... read more

Joe Biden may not be senile, but America’s auto-manufacturing and climate-change policies certainly are. ... read more

What happens when ideological signals are finally recognized as empty and without virtue? ... read more

Nearly two-thirds of voters believe the system is ‘broken’ if it’s Trump vs. Biden. ... read more

We’ve been a reliable ally and you can’t erase that. ... read more

The District of Columbia Attorney General threatens state sovereignty at the bidding of the left. ... read more

Why are Democrats demanding that he resign without a trial? ... read more

A new CFPB rule would make it easier to refuse to pay medical bills. ... read more

Candidates for the 2024 presidential nomination should dust off his Oct. 24, 1980, speech for Wednesday’s debate. ... read more

It hasn’t been this threatened since the 1930s. ... read more

As strange as it seems, my son is obsessed with the Fonz. ... read more

The proposed law is Xi Jinping’s latest effort to codify ‘the party’s policies and the people’s will.’ ... read more

My brother Jack made his own luck 32 years ago. ... read more

The publisher’s bravery has exposed China’s false promises to Hong Kong. ... read more

Conservatives want to unite the country, while politicians like Trump seek only to stoke grievance. ... read more

Globalism, climate-change alarmism and cultural self-annihilation have all come under serious challenge. ... read more

Will the progressive mayor be willing to stop shoplifting at his government-run stores? ... read more

Sacramento moves to enforce CO2 disclosures on companies nationwide if they do business in the state. ... read more

Could this be a first step in breaking the SAT and ACT duopoly? ... read more

Thieves are a menace. So are Sacramento officials who are attempting to raid the state’s businesses. ... read more

Trade Representative Katherine Tai engages in union activism south of the border. ... read more

Fears of extinction, Covid, socializing and a second Trump term are all at play. ... read more

A conviction wouldn’t be enough under current law to withhold it. A new bill seeks to change that. ... read more

The Consolidated Audit Trail will record your Social Security number and all your stock trades. ... read more

Lawmakers can pass a bill during the special session—or face the voters later. ... read more

A new Dayton factory will produce flying cars that can go 200 miles an hour. ... read more

It’s the tenth state to give school choice to all its citizens. ... read more

The Tesla CEO faces a remarkable number of government probes. ... read more

More evidence that charter schools lift student performance. ... read more

New Jersey’s senior Senator is indicted again for bribery and fraud. ... read more

Patients and doctors explain the damage from denying crucial blood tests in the name of saving money. ... read more

The House votes to override California’s onerous EV mandates. ... read more

A timely judicial reminder that governments do not own our kids. ... read more

Both parties misrepresent the Inflation Reduction Act to Americans to score political points. ... read more

Deficit spending to cure a recession is temporary. Now it’s permanent and justified by ‘emergencies.’ ... read more

Bill Helman’s and Roland Fryer’s real-world experiment tests whether capitalism can be harnessed to improve income mobility. ... read more

The outlet’s latest hit piece unwittingly debunks its own political narrative about the Supreme Court justice. ... read more

While Dallas has thrived, elsewhere Democratic policies have exacerbated crime and homelessness. ... read more

The politicians are already demanding more green corporate welfare. ... read more

The newsman invested in the Journal and saved it from decline. ... read more

Economic and scientific realities catch up with a costly political fad. ... read more

A Senate bill does more to boost union jobs than to promote safety. ... read more

We want to be respected but no longer think we need to be respectable. ... read more

Regulators conflate cryptocurrency with the underlying technology. That will stifle innovation and American competitiveness. ... read more

Tribalism runs deep, and wars over land aren’t limited to backward or totalitarian nations. ... read more

Society needs to retire its hurtful stereotypes of elderly people. ... read more

They, not Tommy Tuberville, endanger readiness for the sake of abortion politics. ... read more

‘Biden may . . . be running a reelection strategy similar to the one that failed President George H.W. Bush.’ ... read more

A treatment of an old Jewish tale offers a model of faith during the Days of Awe. ... read more

A Boston Globe report raises troubling questions. ... read more

The central bank shouldn’t treat growth as a problem, but there’s reason to think easing off won’t help GDP. ... read more

Decades of regulations and subsidies have left the Big Three uncompetitive in the age of electric cars. ... read more

He’s ducking exchanges with his competitors who could challenge his record and platform. ... read more

The legal guild goes after Austin Knudsen for doing his job. ... read more

The AG demonstrates why appointing a special counsel was a bad idea. ... read more

Powell stands pat on rates but signals tighter money for longer. ... read more

Rewriting the past to suit the fashions of the present is harmless in fiction but a danger in real life. ... read more

News releases these days are full of meaningless nothingisms, which a robot could easily produce. ... read more

Justin Trudeau accuses the Indian government. For geopolitical reasons, we may not want to know. ... read more

Trump may think the presidential nomination is in the bag, but even he knows falling short there means trouble. ... read more

Only a few hours into our visit, my wife and I experienced a smash-and-grab. ... read more

Glimmers of hope amid a bloody era of chaos. ... read more

The party struck a bargain in 2020 that put Biden and them in power. It will be harder this time. ... read more

Yuriy Chumak, a member of the Supreme Court, patrols the skies with a tablet and machine guns. ... read more

Benjamin Netanyahu’s standing in Israeli polls shot up as soon as he was under investigation. ... read more

When civil order and governance break down, the result can be catastrophic. ... read more

After paying $6 billion to Iran, how will Biden prevent future ransom grabs? ... read more