Judging Hong Kong's Foreign Judges
Jurists from Britain and elsewhere lend prestige to authoritarian rule.
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'Donald von S---InPants'
Michael Cohen’s media tour is a good argument to lift Trump’s gag order.
Democratic Lawfare Arrives in Wisconsin
The case against a GOP elector slate would make Alvin Bragg blush.
The Human Cost of a Hesitant Ukraine Policy
Shortages of weapons and limits on their use left Kharkiv oblast vulnerable. Iryna Tsybukh saved lives and ended up losing hers.
The Good Old Days Are Older Than You Think
Want to feel ancient? We’re as far from the Woodstock music festival as 1969 was from the start of World War I.
An Alabama School Runs on Faith, Family and Fatherhood
Valiant Cross Academy is like a stable household, something many of its students have never known.
Who's Next in Line After President Kamala Harris?
The question isn’t as odd as it sounds. She could easily be sitting in the Oval Office this time next year.
In a Competent Administration, Hunter's Trial Wouldn't Happen
The gun charges are trivial next to the questions Team Biden hopes Americans won’t ask.
Notable & Quotable: Focus Group of Undecided Voters
‘While two participants described Trump’s conviction as disqualifying in their eyes, another two said it was Biden who looked worse after the verdict.’
How Many Trillions Will You Pay for Electric Vehicles?
Political fantasies keep crashing into automotive reality.
How Electric Vehicles Can Make Everyone Happy
Ending subsidies, mandates and tariffs would expand use of EVs while letting people continue driving the cars they want.
Wall Street Moves to Texas
Financial firms want competition for the NYSE and Nasdaq.
Two Censures for the Regime in Iran
One comes from the International Atomic Energy Agency. The other comes from the Iranian people.
The Academic Proletariat Goes on Strike at the University of California
Workers of the faculty world unite in solidarity with anti-Israel protesters.
The ECB's Leap Ahead of the Federal Reserve
Lagarde bets that inflation will continue to fall in Europe.
Reagan at Pointe du Hoc, 40 Years Later
June 1984 was a tense and dangerous time in the Cold War, but domestic politics were sweeter than today.
Foreign Exchange, the Job the Federal Reserve Won't Do
We’d all benefit from more policy coordination among central banks to stabilize currency markets.
Shore Up the Social Safety Net With 'Predistribution'
Such policies include raising the minimum wage, encouraging unions and fighting monopsony.
Notable & Quotable: Mitch McConnell on Supreme Court Ethics
‘Recusal is a judicial act. These senators are telling the chief justice, privately, to change the course of pending litigation.’
Dewey Defeats Biden
Under the theory behind Alvin Bragg’s Trump verdict, FDR could have been tried for concealing his polio.
