The Secrets of Mar-a-Lago
Prosecution under the Espionage Act would be a prosecutorial reach.
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The Stabbing of Salman Rushdie
After Iran’s fatwa, this kind of attack was always a threat.
The White House and Twitter Censorship
There’s new evidence that Biden officials wanted the site to ban Alex Berenson.
Britain's Net Zero Lesson for the U.S.
Soaring energy prices may send a third of the U.K. into poverty.
The U.S. Is Afraid of Losing in Ukraine---or Winning
Russia’s war is forcing a cornered Putin regime to bet on red lines it can’t afford to enforce.
The Tragic Site of Salman Rushdie's Stabbing
Chautauqua has a rich history of championing diversity of thought, religious pluralism and free expression.
In a Tough Time for Democracy, Zambia Stands Out
We’re determined to deliver freedom and economic promise.
Starbucks Brews Opposition in a Montana Town
Some locals are hot about its plan to open a store in Livingston, but cafe owners say they’re confident.
The IRS Won't Just Be Taking More of Your Money
Call it the hassle tax—and get ready to spend more time on compliance.
How Low Can Gutter Politics Go?
Bill Kristol’s Republican Accountability Project tries to stigmatize me for my past mental illness.
Xi Jinping's Reach Exceeds His Grasp
He wants nothing less than to see China become the pre-eminent global power during his lifetime.
China's Computer Chips Are Down
Xi Jinping is said to be unhappy with the results of state subsidies for semiconductors.
Merrick Garland's Mar-a-Lago Warrant Gambit
The Attorney General puts the onus on Trump to allow the release of the FBI search warrant.
Gavin Newsom Taunts Texas With Assault Weapons Law
California mimics the Lone Star State’s abortion law to sue weapons businesses.
Congress Is Fat and Happy
Federal tax receipts are up 24% in the first 10 months of fiscal 2022.
How to Push Food Prices Even Higher
A Labor Department plan would make it harder for farmers to hire immigrants.
The Midterms Are Far From Over
The key voters are the 18% who disapprove of Biden but still plan to vote for congressional Democrats.
Politicized Justice Goes Beyond Mar-a-Lago
Trump gave clemency to Philip Esformes. The department is seeking to retry him.
The Chinese Communist Party Needs Its Bourgeoisie
Beijing’s world-wide clout depends on its massive population’s buying power, which Xi is undermining.
American Diplomacy Abandons Religious Freedom
By pushing faith to the margins, the U.S. undermines its moral leadership abroad.
