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By attacking key nuclear sites, the U.S. enters a fight in our national interest in which an ally has done most of the heavy lifting. ... read more

In a dissent she feeds a ‘perception’ about the Supreme Court she admits is wrong. ... read more

It became an anthem for the heroes of 9/11. Sadly, America lost that unity after Oct. 7. ... read more

Markets cheer as the U.S. strikes a deal with the United Kingdom. ... read more

The national-security communications snafu shows a government in the hands of immature bros. ... read more

Tehran will try to delay and humor Trump as it has other Presidents. ... read more

Failing to unite behind House Speaker Mike Johnson’s funding bill will empower Democrats. ... read more

Government bitcoin and crypto reserves serve no useful purpose and will invite political mischief. ... read more

Why hasn’t Trump named a new vice chair for bank supervision? ... read more

He’s transactional and trolling but so far only aspires to be transformational. ... read more

Trump is misusing a statute to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico that hurt American interests. ... read more

President Sheinbaum reaches 85% job approval in response to U.S. threats. ... read more

‘NO MASKS!’ is a reference to the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871. ... read more

The thoughtful eulogy is one of the most challenging art forms, and sometimes less is more. ... read more

Mr. Gerecht forgets that America won the Cold War in the Middle East precisely in the manner that Mr. Trump proposes. ... read more

Jason Riley’s assertion that market-oriented reforms would improve ‘intellectual diversity’ misses the mark. ... read more

There will always be a need for experienced human beings who can deliver reasoned, rational analysis of complex issues. ... read more

To avoid another Munich, follow the example of the 1953 armistice that resolved the Korean War. ... read more

Perverse incentives for education funding are a much stronger explanation than exposure to ‘toxins.’ ... read more

They are American treasures, not simply playthings for various governments to oversee as their budgets allow. ... read more

Why will abandoning Ukraine increase deterrence in the Indo-Pacific? ... read more

In the kibbutz where the Bibas family lived, a former hostage says she’ll never move back unless the Hamas threat is eliminated. ... read more

A mishmash of English and Portuguese—and a fondness for superlatives—creates fun names for Brazilian businesses. ... read more

Art buyers can be fickle. ... read more

Bonus depreciation is a good idea, an auto interest deduction isn’t. ... read more

Articles of impeachment against judges who rule against Trump are a corrosive stunt. ... read more

The Vermont socialist pushes tax hikes in states that successfully voted to cut taxes. ... read more

We learned the hard way that a little redundancy in procurement isn’t necessarily a bad thing. ... read more

UVA’s board of visitors strikes the college ‘equity’ bureaucracy, while Trump cancels $400 million in grants and contracts to Columbia University. ... read more

His trade war sets off a burst of nationalism in the country Justin Trudeau once called ‘postnational.’ ... read more

He brings his own style, but we might notice how previous presidents dealt with inconvenient allies. ... read more

If they had folded, we would have Russia on the doorstep of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally. ... read more

Teams worried about declining interest or attracting talent shouldn’t drop their standards. ... read more

A message to Elon Musk: Efficiency alone isn’t the highest good. ... read more

On Tuesday they looked as if they aren’t going to win for a long time. That’s dangerous for America. ... read more

The President invokes a law that doesn’t give him power to impose sweeping tariffs. Someone should sue. ... read more

Russia responds to Trump by raising its ‘peace’ demands. ... read more

Rubio and Trump undo Biden’s unforced error that didn’t appease Iran. ... read more

Mayors say they won’t change despite worries about migrant crime. ... read more

The Department of Education needs to be abolished to get kids learning again. ... read more

My friend Rich had a deeper understanding of our tradition than those with high IQs. ... read more

A hiring approach that maximizes talent and rewards performance is the antidote to bias. ... read more

Americans’ attitudes toward Moscow are softening, but the regime remains a dangerous enemy. ... read more

Montana’s Mount Dean Stone is a higher award than anything you’ll find in the Hollywood Hills. ... read more

Such a designation would provide sufficient benefit to law enforcement. ... read more

The Mortgage Bankers Association replies to Allysia Finley. ... read more

‘Take what Ms. Noonan writes about identity, replace the word ‘gender’ with ‘race’ and you’ll be transported back nearly 75 years.” ... read more

‘Roll over and play dead’ is smarter than you think. ... read more

A fond memory of the poet. ... read more

Supporters imagine he’s playing chess when he’s skillfully playing cards. ... read more

The U.K., Germany and Europe take credible steps to break the welfare-state block on the military. ... read more

The latest NFIB survey also shows an even tighter job market. ... read more

Zelensky on the U.S. president: ‘The problem is, above all, that I don’t know why he is doing this. Doesn’t he understand that Putin is unreliable?’ ... read more

Swedish public radio asks inconvenient questions about UN reports. ... read more

He gives a month reprieve to car makers but everyone else loses. ... read more

His ship-building revival is welcome, but it will need money and allies. ... read more

The Justices hand Trump a defeat, but deliver a win for San Francisco. ... read more

The April 1 race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court could tilt the U.S. House to Democrats. ... read more

During the pandemic, he made one terrible decision after another. Now he wants to be mayor. ... read more

The Jewish state can protect its neighborhood, but the Persian Gulf needs a superpower’s attention. ... read more

Companies are moving to Texas as the Chancery Court makes the First State a hostile climate. ... read more

Berlin may have found a way to rearm despite balanced-budget restraints. ... read more

Full of grand notions and vitriol, his address to Congress caught Democrats flatfooted Tuesday. ... read more

No, not a tower but a joint sovereignty pact with Denmark. ... read more

In what other industries do we think customers are better off being forced to pay for a poorly run monopoly? ... read more

So many financial levers—endowment, tuition, excess costs—yet the institutions cry poor? ... read more

‘President Trump has made it clear that he doesn’t need or want my business.’ ... read more

The echoes of 1939 in 2025. ... read more

Either my stealing was a sin—or it wasn’t. ... read more

A reply to FIRE’s Greg Lukianoff. ... read more

Journal writers size up the president’s address. ... read more

A sorely needed message of free trade arrives from a MAGA favorite. ... read more

Whatever happened to GOP concern for the working class? ... read more

Will Trump now take yes for an answer and lift his arms embargo on Kyiv? ... read more

Maybe next time don’t insult stalwart allies during a TV interview. ... read more

The Justices decline to resolve a circuit split on campus ‘bias’ inquiries. ... read more

Adherence to international law makes it harder for the Estonian navy to protect critical undersea cables. ... read more

Students discuss the president managing a deal between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky. ... read more

Capping ‘indirect funds’ for researchers at 15% is a good start at curtailing the administrative bloat. ... read more

As with Joe Biden, having a hand on Ukraine isn’t the same as playing it. ... read more

Ankara wants a success story without Western oversight. ... read more

‘The lunar landing was great TV and the Friday press-conference blowup, a win for Vladimir Putin’s Russia.’ ... read more

We saw the actor on the set of ‘The Conversation’ in 1973. ... read more

Karl Rove contends that the president ‘presided over the Tariff of Abominations.’ This requires some clarification. ... read more

It reveals the U.S. president’s amoral, might-makes-right view of global affairs. ... read more

‘Business leagues’ from the PGA Tour to Pharma collectively earn billions in untaxed revenue. ... read more

Meet the Trump Defense nominee who says Americans don’t want a defense buildup. ... read more

He says the 25% levies on Mexico and Canada will begin Tuesday. Stocks fall. ... read more

Treasury says it won’t enforce the Corporate Transparency Act. ... read more

Hamas dares Netanyahu to resume the war, as it still holds 59 hostages. ... read more

If Zelensky rejects the Trump framework for peace, he’s unlikely to force a better deal. ... read more

Will Keir Starmer get anything in return for approving a huge new embassy for China? ... read more

The Supreme Court case of Smith & Wesson v. Mexico targets the age-old legal doctrine of ‘proximate cause.’ ... read more

‘Anora’ swept the night, but has anyone actually seen it? ... read more

Once again there are unique media rules for covering Trump. ... read more

The strip isn’t under the sovereignty of any nation, an uncommon status known as terra nullius. ... read more

‘Militant Islam did not grow out of ideological inspiration alone. It must also rely on two immediate factors: money and organization.’ ... read more

Why does nobody want to talk about the most tragic breakdown of leadership and ethics in our lifetimes? ... read more

Journalists harrumph at Trump’s actions, but no one cares anymore. I say that with no satisfaction. ... read more

An argument for cutting the rate to zero. ... read more