School Choice Is the Solution to Teacher Strikes
In Newton, Mass., an illegal work stoppage kept kids out of class for two weeks.
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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.
In Defense of the Child Tax Credit
A break for working families is a matter of basic fairness.
Colorado Can't Disqualify Trump
Applying the Insurrection Clause to the presidency would have given rogue states too much power.
Notable & Quotable: Vandalism With a Cause
‘While some consider disruptive antics such as this alienating to the public, research into social movements shows there is strategy behind it.’
The Case for a Biden Fourth Term
Is it time to reconsider the 22nd Amendment?
A Russian Victory in Ukraine Would Imperil Us All
The West must sustain support for Kyiv, keep NATO solid, and spurn Putin’s effort to divide us.
Why I Voted Against the Alejandro Mayorkas Impeachment
Ousting a cabinet secretary for ‘maladministration’ would have opened Pandora’s box. The real problem is Biden.
Is America Too Weak or Too Interventionist?
Students debate U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, Ukraine and elsewhere.
Denying Trump's Immunity Is Bigger Than Him
Is the Presidency at risk of being harried by partisan prosecutors?
Biden vs. The First Amendment
House Judiciary releases emails showing White House pressure applied beyond social media.
A Progressive California Epiphany Over Soaring Electricity Rates
Democrats now want to repeal the graduated income tax on electricity they passed two years ago.
Hamas Says No Deal on Hostages
It wants to be left in power in Gaza to repeat Oct. 7 all over again.
Trump Punts on the Border
The leader who was supposed to ‘get things done’ fails on immigration.
Overvaluing Hostages Is Israel's Weakness
The 2011 deal with Hamas that freed Gilad Shalit led to the taking of hundreds more.
Republican 'Populists' for Corporate Welfare
The House GOP’s tax bill abandons the free-market principles that helped the middle class prosper.
Legacy Admissions May Not Be at Odds With Diversity
Selective colleges have a lot of minority alumni after half a century of affirmative action.
Notable & Quotable: U.S. v. Trump
‘The risk of criminal liability chilling Presidential action appears to be low.’
Toby Keith's American Life
The country music star captured the spirit of post-9/11 ‘U.S. of A.’
