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Is the WNBA Afraid of Caitlin Clark?
The rookie is attracting new fans to the sport, but the league refuses to capitalize on the hype.
Europe Follows Sweden in Tilting to the Populist Right
The new right’s success has alerted liberals to the threat to social cohesion from mass immigration.
'The Democracy of the Dead'
Chesterton’s thoughts on tradition are worth heeding in an out-of-control world.
Mitch McConnell: Liberal Bureaucrats Threaten Democracy
The administrative state thwarts the Constitution’s structure for keeping officials accountable.
Trump's Plan to Expand Executive Power
He has shared the specifics of his policy proposals in a series of campaign videos.
A Reckoning for Biden's Lawless Labor Chief
Reconfirming NLRB Chair Lauren McFerran would ratify and extend a record often overturned by the courts.
United Nations, Climate Censor
The Secretary-General wants to ban advertising by fossil-fuel companies.
The Fall of Germany's Greens
European Vvoters are souring on the costs of net-zero climate policies.
The Gensler SEC Loses Again
The Fifth Circuit slaps down the agency’s private-markets rule.
The Sliming of Byron Donalds
Twisting a black Republican’s words about the black family during Jim Crow.
Ukraine's Plan to Make Itself Indispensable
As Putin tries to grind out a win, Kyiv is taking a page from Churchill’s playbook.
Justice Alito Stands Falsely Accused of Candor
Rolling Stone tries to make a scandal out of surreptitiously taped anodyne remarks.
The 'Climate Crisis' Fades Out
As the energy transition inches through the ‘issue attention’ cycle, a wiser approach should emerge.
Congestion Pricing and Kathy Hochul's Whims
The plan had flaws, but the biggest problem for New York businesses is the sudden changes in rules.
Trump and the European Populist Right
The country’s elites worry about America’s election, but the problem has hit closer to home.
Tolstoy and Dostoevsky Debate Hamas
The question in Gaza, as elsewhere, is: Who bears moral responsibility for collateral damage?
The Deep State vs. Taxpayers
Remind us again why government employees should be unionized.
Europeans Rebuke the European Union
Voters in European parliamentary elections demand an EU that better serves their interests.
A Politically Made Insurance Panic
Auto and home rates are soaring, and the causes include inflation and lawsuit abuse.
