- America’s Summer of Rolling BlackoutsGreen energy policies are making the nation’s electric-power grid increasingly unstable. ... read more
- The Wisconsin GOP’s Latest MeltdownWhy do Republicans seem so determined to lose the November elections? ... read more
- When Police Make a ‘Wrong Decision’Uvalde officers are under scrutiny for delay in stopping the school shooter. ... read more
- Education Embarrassment in VirginiaA new report on academic results shows that Gov. Youngkin has a great opportunity. ... read more
- Red Flag Laws Are As Good as the DataSchool shooters only hide their intentions from those who aren’t looking. ... read more
- Harry Blackmun’s Other Wrong Supreme Court DecisionThe Justice who wrote for the Roe v. Wade majority also validated the Major League Baseball cartel. ... read more
- Why Electricity Blackouts Are Coming to MichiganThe shutdown of a nuclear power plant makes the state vulnerable to cloudy, windless days. ... read more
- One Tough DentistA story of courage all Americans should know. ... read more
- Can America’s Cities Make a Post-Pandemic Comeback?America’s leading economist of urban life says a return to the workplace is crucial, especially for the young. ... read more
- In Joseph Conrad, a Lens on Russia’s BarbarismRaised in Ukraine by Polish parents, the writer grew up under Russian rule—and chronicled the cruelty of a regime opposed to Western values. ... read more
- Let Not Our Hearts Grow NumbDemocrats should stop their manipulations. Republicans should get serious on guns. ... read more
- A Federal Budget Warning for Joe ManchinCBO says revenues are booming, but government spending is rising faster. ... read more
- Chiefly Illiterate in San Francisco SchoolsThe district pulls ‘chief’ from its CFO’s title as a progressive gesture to Native Americans. ... read more
- Incentives and the Migrant Border SurgeInternal documents note how asylum-seekers track White House signals. ... read more
- Boris Johnson Goes Bernie SandersAfter this week he’ll struggle to explain why anyone should vote Tory. ... read more
- Indian Democracy Suffers for a Lack of a Competent OppositionThe Congress Party has foundered under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi but seems incapable of letting him go. ... read more
- Return of the National NannyWhen activists took charge of FTC rulemaking in the 1970s, the agency barely survived the debacle. ... read more
- Why We Won’t Talk to the Jan. 6 CommitteeIf Republican leaders were to participate in this political stunt, it would change the House forever. ... read more
- Mental-Health Reform Is a Bipartisan IssuePolicy can reduce the risk of another mass shooting like Uvalde. Nothing can eliminate it entirely. ... read more
- My Mother-in-Law Believes Putin on the War in UkraineShe thinks the invasion is justified. They said so on Russian state TV. ... read more
- Venezuela Sanctions Relief Is a Trap for BidenMaduro wants sanctions relief but has zero interest in free and fair elections. ... read more
- Affordable Breakfast Wins in a LandslideMcDonald’s shareholders overwhelmingly reject billionaire’s animal agenda. ... read more
- Republicans Can Stop ESG Political BiasThe progressive left is using it to advance goals it could never hope to achieve at the ballot box. ... read more
- Southern Baptists’ Moment of ReckoningA report on sex abuse in the church presents an ugly picture across 300 pages of evidence. ... read more
- Beto O’Rourke Goes for BrokeThe Texas Democrat makes a show of politicizing the mass shooting in Uvalde. ... read more
- Young Men, Guns and GuardrailsStopping mass shooters like the one in Uvalde, Texas, will be harder than passing a law. ... read more
- The Baby Formula Shortage Fall GuyCongress beats up the FDA chief, fairly and unfairly. ... read more
- Innocence, Violence and the Mystery of EvilSalvador Ramos, the Uvalde school shooter, was a troubled soul. But we are a disturbed society. ... read more
- How to Win Without Trump—or BidenKemp showed how to rise above a president who is dragging you and the party down. ... read more
- Companies Flunk Free SpeechAlthough respecting diverse viewpoints is good for business, companies register a dismal performance on a gauge of their tolerance of ideological diversity. ... read more
- Kissinger vs. Soros on Russia and UkraineThe notable nonagenerians offer dueling visions of world order at the World Economic Forum. ... read more
- Notable & Quotable: Stacey Abrams Knows What She Knows‘We know that increased turnout has nothing to do with suppression.’ ... read more
- Joe Biden’s Train-Wreck EconomyThe White House now says the U.S. economy is ‘in transition,’ They got that part right. ... read more
- Can Infants Survive the FDA?The bureaucracy begins to reveal the depths of its incompetence. ... read more
- Will Trump Help to Elect Stacey Abrams?His vendetta against Georgia’s Gov. Kemp falls flat in the primary, but is it over? ... read more
- No Vacation From Tragedy in TexasThe school shooting at Robb Elementary came just days before the end of the school year. ... read more
- Time to Stop Coddling CryptoVolatility among stablecoins has stirred calls for industry rules but proposed legislation is unlikely to end the turmoil. ... read more
- Breaking Russia’s Ukrainian Grain BlockadeA Black Sea mission to escort commercial ships may be needed to prevent a global food shortage. ... read more
- Who’s Afraid of New York’s New House Map?A judge and a special master defend their revised Congressional districts. ... read more
- Illinois Has a Deal They Can’t RefuseDemocrats are forcing gas stations to help in their re-election. The stations are suing. ... read more
- What Should We Do About Gun Violence?Students discuss gun control and the Second Amendment. ... read more
- How Oregon’s Joe Manchin Lost His PrimaryA progressive Democrat seems to have defeated Kurt Schrader, one of the last Blue Dogs. ... read more
- Durham, the Disinformation Board and the 2024 ElectionsWhy Elon Musk ties his free-speech fight to the collusion hoax and Hunter’s laptop. ... read more
- Biden Owes a Debt to the Federal Judge Who Saved Title 42The White House insists the border isn’t a problem, but concern is rising fast among Democrats. ... read more
- Elon Musk and the Baby BustMore useful commentary from Twitter’s possible next owner. ... read more
- The Baby Formula Shortage and Bad GovernanceThe administration reacted far too slowly, but reforms can stop this from recurring. ... read more
- Tariffs Throw Shade on the U.S. Solar IndustryIntended to punish Chinese panel makers, the import taxes are crushing U.S. companies and consumers. ... read more
- Princeton Fed Me to the Cancel Culture MobThe university claims it fired me for a long-past offense—for which I was already punished—but the truth should worry everyone. ... read more
- Biden’s Real Taiwan MistakeThe big blunder is not including the island democracy in the new Indo-Pacific economic framework. ... read more
- A Financier Tells Some Climate-Change TruthsAnd for doing so, Stuart Kirk was suspended by HSBC. ... read more
- Oz vs. McCormick on Ballots in Pennsylvania’s Senate RaceUndated ballots are the new hanging chads, as a GOP recount nears. ... read more
- Seattle’s Crime and PunishmentNo more automatic leniency for the most prolific criminals. ... read more
- Roe v. Wade Must Go for Precedent’s SakeStare decisis is too important to be defined by such a poorly reasoned case. ... read more
- No More Congressional Fire DrillsThe $40 billion Ukraine aid package, the latest legislation cobbled together outside the committee process, reveals a lack of trust in Washington leaders. ... read more
- The Pronoun Police Come for Middle SchoolersA Wisconsin school district opened a Title IX sexual-harassment investigation against 8th graders for calling a student ‘her’ instead of ‘them.’ ... read more
- Managing a World Order in CrisisBiden’s foreign policy revs up but observers abroad are skeptical of an economic plan that has caused record inflation and high gas prices. ... read more
- Rescue From Recession Won’t Be So Easy This TimeWith inflation raging, the famous ‘Fed put’ to save the day with cheap money might not be available. ... read more
- Poll: Voters Don’t Like Supreme Court Leak—or Restructuring the JudiciaryA new Mason-Dixon survey finds support for judicial tradition. ... read more
- The ‘Stakeholder’ War on the EnlightenmentESG advocates would return society to the communal and stagnant world of the Dark Ages. ... read more
- Keep Georgia Honest and PrincipledGov. Brian Kemp is running against a pair of election deniers: David Perdue and Stacey Abrams. ... read more
- Constitutional Thunder Out of the Fifth CircuitAn appeals court ruling against the Securities and Exchange Commission is a blow to the runaway administrative state. ... read more
- Australia Turns Left by DefaultLabor takes power as the ruling Liberal-National Coalition stood for little that was different from the opposition. ... read more
- Biden’s Solar Tariff BrawlDemocrats are fighting as demands rise for trade protectionism in the name of climate change. ... read more
- Why Europe Hedges Its Support for UkraineParis and Berlin worry that an EU with Ukraine could lead to a competing Warsaw-Kyiv axis. ... read more
- How to Say ‘Supply Side’ in GermanBerlin floats the kind of inflation-fighting policy Washington needs. ... read more
- A Judicial Ruling Challenges the SEC’s Illegal PowerThe Fifth Circuit says the agency violates the Constitution by acting as prosecutor, judge and jury. ... read more
- Why Is the FDA Seizing Baby Formula During a Baby Formula Shortage?With trusted sellers shut down, parents are being driven to untested suppliers. ... read more
- Pelosi’s Abortion Stance Is Out of CommunionThe archbishop of her home diocese calls out the Catholic House speaker. ... read more
- Notable & Quotable: Gimmicky Price-Gouging Proposals‘They just increase the type of shortages that consumers probably hate even more than the high prices.’ ... read more
- Chile Slides Toward Constitutional SuicideThe new proposal shrinks personal liberty and increases the power of the state. ... read more
- Joe Biden’s Choice: Jimmy Carter or Harry TrumanHis presidency is going off the rails. He needs to engineer a turnaround to get America out of its funk. ... read more
- A To-Do List for the Class of ’22Prize your reputation, take smart risks, be kind, don’t gossip and never be satisfied. ... read more
- Princeton Targets a Dissenting ProfessorThe school may purge Joshua Katz after he criticized a faculty letter. ... read more
- Gavin Newsom’s Re-Election WindfallCalifornia begged for a federal Covid bailout and now has a $98 billion surplus. ... read more
- Hillary Clinton Did ItHer 2016 campaign manager says she approved a plan to plant a false Russia claim with a reporter. ... read more
- Who Rigged the Census?Under-counts may have cost Florida and Texas another House seat. ... read more
- Don’t Cancel the Classics, Broaden and Diversify ThemBlack Americans in past centuries fought for the right to be educated in Western civilization. ... read more
- One Bad Choice and a Baby Formula ShortageA blinkered view of the risks led to a blinkered decision that endangers thousands of families. ... read more
- Notable & Quotable: Impeachment After Nixon‘Administrations since have learned not to be so complaisant.’ ... read more
- Cheng the ProtectorA true Texan saves lives in Southern California. ... read more
- The Roe v. Wade ‘Aberration’ and America’s Civic CrisisJudge Douglas Ginsburg was Reagan’s second choice after Robert Bork’s nomination failed. He says criticism of Justice Alito’s draft opinion reflects constitutional ignorance. ... read more
- Minneapolis Hasn’t Recovered From George Floyd’s DeathCrime is high, residents are leaving, and politicians are still exploiting the tragedy for their own ends. ... read more
- Donald Trump and His Elusive BaseSomething is shifting. Many who backed him don’t follow his lead or want him to run in 2024. ... read more
- My Synagogue’s ‘Anti-Semitism Tax’More than 5% of our budget goes to security against mass shootings and other violence. ... read more
- Can Foie Gras Farmers Duck a New York Legal Attack?The City Council aims to shut down upstate makers of the delicacy. ... read more
- Nightmares Can Teach Us a History LessonEducating students to be wise, responsible and civic-minded adults requires that they learn about disturbing events. ... read more
- The Limits of ‘Stop the Steal’Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is likely to win big next week, despite Trump’s vendetta. ... read more
- The Baby Formula Shortage Was Made in WashingtonThe politicians tacitly admit that their policies are responsible. ... read more
- Biden’s Strange Help for CubaWhy aid the struggling anti-American regime in Havana now? ... read more
- China, Taiwan and the World Health OrganizationBeijing seeks to exclude the island nation, despite U.S. objections. ... read more
- The Welcome Pushback Against Politicized Investment ManagersStates, and maybe soon Congress, are resisting the ESG demands of index funds run by BlackRock. ... read more
- The Biden Era Is About Fear, Not GreedVoters and investors signal their worry. ... read more
- Welcome to Stop the Steal, 2022Trump urges Oz to claim victory, with thousands of votes uncounted. ... read more
- The Electric-Vehicle Unicorn CrashCheap credit and political subsidies led startups to let their ambitions get ahead of market realities. ... read more
- Brexit Bites Britain, and Europe, AgainThe border compromise between Northern Ireland, the EU and the U.K. is proving unworkable. ... read more
- Biden Can Boost Energy Production—and Protect National ParksRenewing offshore oil and gas leases would support Land and Water Conservation Fund. ... read more
- The Disinformation Governance Board, DisavowedHomeland Security pauses a speech board that sparked public mistrust. ... read more
- The Next Emerging-Market Crisis?Developing economies face a perilous return to monetary normal. ... read more
- How Inflation Taxes the PoorA lesson for Americans from Britain’s dismal price data. ... read more
- Fentanyl Overdose Rates Are Rising FastThe drug will continue killing Americans until Biden decides to get control of the border. ... read more