Trump's $355 Million Civil Fraud Verdict
The judge found he inflated his assets, but this penalty is unreal.
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Big Climate Tries to Censor Opponents
Progressives move to block TV ads opposing the Biden EV mandate.
The Supreme Court and the Right to Sue
Regulators want to cut off lawsuits six years after a rule is issued. But that’s not what the Administrative Procedure Act says.
Tales Biden Told About Afghanistan
Where were the whistleblowers?
Black History Month Is More Complicated Than It Seems
Celebrate the story of survival and liberation, but beware dwelling too much on suffering and grievance.
Fani Willis Knows When a Trial Is a 'Show Trial'
Credit Trump’s Georgia prosecutor with realizing no one will be hanging on fine points of the law.
Notable & Quotable: Age Problem
‘Since Biden has trouble communicating, he could give greater prominence to Vice President Kamala Harris.’
Let Terror Victims Sue Unrwa
Congress gave international organizations immunity from civil liability. It’s time to establish an exception.
The GOP Primary Showdown in South Carolina
Pressed to summarize Nikki Haley’s message, one supporter offered: ‘She’s not Donald Trump?’
A Maine Lobster Town Sees Its Future in Shop Class
St. George broke away from the regional district so its kids could learn skilled trades in school.
The Example of Alexei Navalny's Courage
Vladimir Putin thinks he can kill opponents with impunity, and he knows he must to retain power.
An ESG Asset Manager Exodus
Three big firms—JPMorgan Asset Management, BlackRock and State Street Global Advisors—exit the Climate Action pressure group.
America's Space War Vulnerability
Maybe Mike Turner’s national-security threat warning will awaken a complacent Washington, D.C.
Democrats Are Too Resigned to Biden
If he steps aside, he’ll be a hero to his party. If he stays, his legacy may well be a second Trump term.
The True Heroes in Kansas City
The doctors and nurses saving lives after the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade won’t get the recognition they deserve.
Fani Willis, Alvin Bragg and Donald Trump
The weakest case gets a trial date, as the Georgia DA takes the stand.
Biden's LNG 'Gift' to Vladimir Putin
Russian media are thrilled by the U.S. natural gas export ban.
Down With Special Counsels
Efforts to insulate prosecutions from politics always do more harm than good.
If a Parish Isn't Crying, It's Dying
Silence has its place in church, but don’t forget that ‘God put the wiggle in children.’
When You've Lost MSNBC...
A political prosecution of Trump begins to collapse.
