Nikki Haley Could Win the New Hampshire Primary. Then What?
Trump attacks her viciously every day, but she’s been strangely tepid in going back at him.
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Argentina's Milei Gives the Davos Crowd a Spine Transplant
He warns the elites what can happen if the West stays on today’s socialist ‘path of servitude.’
Inflation Is Down, but It Wasn't 'Transitory'
The Federal Reserve’s monetary restraint was crucial in slowing the rise of prices.
Cheer Up, Republicans---at Least You're Not the Tories
Labour was so bad that the Conservatives didn’t have to govern well. But now the opposition is revived.
Mr. Smith's Lousy Tax Deal
The GOP gives the left a major policy victory on the child tax credit in return for tax breaks to please big business.
John Kerry's Climate-Change Flop
Despite his pleas, China keeps building more coal power.
Congress and Chevron Deference
The judicial doctrine has made it easy to abdicate power to bureaucrats.
China's Lackluster GDP Growth
Despite easier credit, Beijing can’t seem to fire up the lackluster economy.
Houthis Vote Early in America's Election
Iran saw the moment was right to strike at the U.S.’s global leadership.
Team Biden Tries to Answer Davos Man's Cry for Help
Antony Blinken and Jake Sullivan deliver a message of calm and continuity, but the world needs results.
Modi, Ayodhya, and the Fall of Nehru's Secular Temple
The rise of a Hindu worship site on disputed land in northern India is an epitaph for the pluralism espoused by India’s first prime minister.
Trump Ekes Out a Commanding Win in the Iowa Caucuses
He won a majority against a divided opposition—but came close to falling short.
My 1-Year-Old Cousin Is Hamas's Hostage
We don’t know if he, his brother and their mother are alive.
Notable & Quotable: Teslas on Ice
‘As temperatures plummeted, she spent hours every morning waiting in line and recharging the battery.’
If You Think Biden Is Unpopular Now...
Wait until the reckoning for his spending spree.
The High Cost of the Trump-Biden Tariffs
The evidence shows they benefited a politically connected few, while U.S. consumers and producers paid the bill.
The Houthis, China and Other Dangers to Seaborne Commerce
The world benefits from maritime order, but it’s left to the U.S. and the U.K. to do all the work.
ChatGPT and the New College Education
Students discuss whether chatbots and generative AI are creating an academic-dishonesty culture in universities.
Taylor Swift's Carbon Allowance
How not to feel guilty about private jet travel? Meet CO2 offsets.
Iran and the Houthis Don't Get Biden's Message
Two Navy SEALs are missing from a mission to seize Iran’s weapons.
