Biden's Doddering Document Defense
Special counsel Robert Hur says a jury might not convict the elderly, forgetful President.
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Signs of Life From the Senate on Ukraine
Seventeen Republicans take a brave vote to aid Kyiv, Israel and Taiwan.
Supreme Doubt on Disqualifying Trump
The Justices seem likely to direct Trump’s critics back to the ballot box.
Britain's Labour Party Moves Right on Climate
Starmer abandons a big spending plan as the costs of net-zero policies becomes unpopular.
Can the Media Get Trump Coverage Right?
At first they enabled him to win ratings. Then they turned hostile. How about being factual and fair?
The GOP's Border Self-Sabotage
If Trump wins, he’ll regret having urged GOP lawmakers not to enact reforms.
Abraham Lincoln's Unchurched Faith
The Civil War placed a new kind of stress on the president’s erstwhile skepticism.
CBO Gives Republicans a Chance for Real Tax Reform
Time to push for lower rates and less federal spending.
Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo: It's Time toStrike Back at Iran
Appeasement has failed. The U.S. needs to restore deterrence in the Middle East and elsewhere.
The Highlights of Giving Up High Heels
My doctor told me I had to renounce pretty shoes. The comfort turned out to be worth it.
Special Counsel: Biden Too Forgetful to Prosecute
The Justice Department mounts a defense of the president’s mishandling of classified information.
How U.S. Cities Can Get Rid of Violent Crime
Pervasive wrongdoing can activate community ‘antibodies,’ local leaders and groups that tackle local problems.
Net Zero Becomes All Dissonance and No Cognition
Politicians have trapped themselves into waging a crusade voters say they want but won’t pay for.
The Supreme Court's Colorado Trump Test
A 9-0 ruling against Colorado’s decision to banish Donald Trump from the ballot would be best for the country and the Court.
A Spanking for the FBI
The Ninth Circuit rebukes the bureau for a lawless search and seizure.
The Self-Sabotaging GOP
After killing the border bill, will Trump also kill aid to Ukraine?
A Minor Miracle on Steel Tariffs
Trade judges reject new duties on tin-mill imports used in cans.
School Choice Is the Solution to Teacher Strikes
In Newton, Mass., an illegal work stoppage kept kids out of class for two weeks.
America's Enemies Don't Fear Biden---or Trump
Iran, Russia and China know neither candidate looks up to the task.
Bob Beckwith, the Fireman at Ground Zero
The man who stood with President Bush on Sept. 14, 2001, has died of cancer at 91.
