Notable & Quotable: Focus Group of Undecided Voters
‘While two participants described Trump’s conviction as disqualifying in their eyes, another two said it was Biden who looked worse after the verdict.’
£30.00
You are here
WSJ Opinion
How Many Trillions Will You Pay for Electric Vehicles?
Political fantasies keep crashing into automotive reality.
How Electric Vehicles Can Make Everyone Happy
Ending subsidies, mandates and tariffs would expand use of EVs while letting people continue driving the cars they want.
Wall Street Moves to Texas
Financial firms want competition for the NYSE and Nasdaq.
Two Censures for the Regime in Iran
One comes from the International Atomic Energy Agency. The other comes from the Iranian people.
The Academic Proletariat Goes on Strike at the University of California
Workers of the faculty world unite in solidarity with anti-Israel protesters.
The ECB's Leap Ahead of the Federal Reserve
Lagarde bets that inflation will continue to fall in Europe.
Reagan at Pointe du Hoc, 40 Years Later
June 1984 was a tense and dangerous time in the Cold War, but domestic politics were sweeter than today.
Foreign Exchange, the Job the Federal Reserve Won't Do
We’d all benefit from more policy coordination among central banks to stabilize currency markets.
Shore Up the Social Safety Net With 'Predistribution'
Such policies include raising the minimum wage, encouraging unions and fighting monopsony.
Notable & Quotable: Mitch McConnell on Supreme Court Ethics
‘Recusal is a judicial act. These senators are telling the chief justice, privately, to change the course of pending litigation.’
Dewey Defeats Biden
Under the theory behind Alvin Bragg’s Trump verdict, FDR could have been tried for concealing his polio.
Don't Panic Over Artificial-Intelligence Publicity Violations
We already have legal tools to stop abuses of your name, image, likeness and voice.
God's Place in D-Day's Great Crusade
Soldiers prayed, while leaders saw the war as an effort against a malign pagan enemy.
Biden May Spur Another Netanyahu Comeback
Israelis thought the prime minister was done for after Oct. 7. Now they see him as standing up to America.
Demand for Workers Rises at Small Firms…
.… but the latest NFIB survey finds flat employment as positions go unfilled.
D-Day in Modern Memory
The sacrifices of that fateful day are what is required when deterrence fails.
A Belated Apology for '2000 Mules'
Salem Media settles a defamation lawsuit for a ‘significant’ amount.
The Sad Case of Hunter Biden
The President helped put his son in this legal predicament.
Rubio's Coastal Grill: a 'Business Climate' Casualty in California
Workers and consumers pay the price for the state’s rising wage mandates.
