What Ukraine Can Learn From D-Day
With U.S. support, along with recon, rehearsal and deception, Kyiv can evict Russians from the east.
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Slow Growth Is Ahead Unless Government Gets Out of the Way
The rise of regulatory activism and the adoption of multilateral edicts may hold America back.
Alvin Bragg's Taylor Swift Standard
The Manhattan district attorney prosecutes her stalker, but what about protecting everyone else?
The Over-the-Top Epidemic
From Congress to protest to golf, we have become engulfed in personal excess.
Biden Can't Win Without Help From Trump
The Hur report only reinforced that voters have decided the president isn’t up to a second term. But he keeps on running.
A Lesson in Wokeness
Of course this is a story about California, but it can happen anywhere.
The Real Reason Biden Won't Quit
If you enjoyed the perks and trappings of the presidency, would you drop out?
Pakistanis Vote for Imran Khan---and With Their Feet
The country’s continuing crisis has fueled a surge of migrants, nearly a million of whom live in Europe.
Why We Impeached Alejandro Mayorkas
When executive-branch officials defy the law, Congress has to act.
How Bad Is Social-Media Misinformation Going to Get?
Students discuss getting their news from major internet platforms ahead of the 2024 election.
The Senate Rejects American Retreat
Twenty-two Republicans vote to help allies and rebuild U.S. defenses. Will Speaker Mike Johnson now let the House work its will?
Sticker Shock and Sticky Inflation
Consumer prices rise faster than expected, and stocks take a dive.
Let's See the Biden-Hur Interview Transcript
Did he offer ‘detailed recollections,’ or was he a forgetful old man?
Unrwa's Not-So-Independent Investigators
The Palestinian relief agency gets some very friendly reviewers.
Musk Fights Sweden's Unions
He refuses to enter into the collective wage agreements that define the West’s most corporatist economy.
Mideast Failure Leads Biden Back to Trump Policies
The president has moved away from reversals on Unrwa, the Houthis, Iran sanctions and more.
Reagan's Free-Market Moon Shot
In 1984 he foresaw the space economy, which has overshadowed the space program.
That New Sports App Won't Last Long
But the gambit will pay off if it helps old Hollywood stem its streaming losses.
A Borderline Crazy Campaign Strategy
Biden thinks he can win by blaming the immigration crisis on Trump. Really.
Biden's Memory Problems, and Mine
Anyone over 80 knows the feeling of reaching for a fact or a name and coming up with nothing.
