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Global Chaos or the Orange Peril?
Biden hopes voters will fear Trump 2.0 more than a drift toward World War III.
Tackling the TikTok Threat
A House bill to force the social-media site from Beijing’s control deserves support.
Biden Offers a Budget Fantasy
His outline for fiscal 2025 supposes a world that doesn’t exist.
How to Be Ready for Wildfires
Among other measures, state lawmakers should push utilities to update equipment and strip legal immunity from public utilities commissions.
Fighting New Jersey's Ballot Bosses
The race to replace Sen. Bob Menendez shouldn’t involve skewed ballots.
Joe Biden, Old Yeller
He now has two faces he shows in public: diminished old man and angry president.
The Dangers of a Rearmed Europe
NATO kept its promise to keep ‘the Germans down.’ The U.S. shouldn’t assume that success is permanent.
All Scam Callers Get From Me Is a Little Taste of Gershwin
I wonder if they know what it feels like to work at a job where they aren’t trying to cheat people all day.
Notable & Quotable: Speech vs. 'Expression'
‘Suddenly, a young woman behind me, a fellow student, stood up and let out a loud, long, intense, wailing scream.’
Rural Republicans Embrace School Choice
Advances in Wyoming and Alabama show a turning of the tide.
What's Behind the Propaganda War Against Israel
The Jewish state has a right to defend itself, Biden seems to say, but it should stop fighting Hamas in Gaza now.
Biden Plays Whack-a-Bank With 'Junk Fee' Rules
The political price controls will merely shift costs somewhere else and reduce access to credit.
School Choice for All in Alabama
Gov. Kay Ivey powers through legislation to create universal education savings accounts.
Biden Draws a 'Red Line' for Israel
He ignores that the Jewish state can’t defeat Hamas without taking Rafah.
Beware the Frothy AI Frenzy
Dominant players often miss the next big market because of bloat and hubris.
Does Argentina's Milei Fear Dollarization?
For a heavily indebted state, it’s expedient to keep running the peso printing press.
When Is a Recall Not a Recall?
When Tesla issues a software update.
No More Justices at the State of the Union
John Harlan thought it unconstitutional for him to attend. Biden proved him right.
As Rural America Declines, There Are Still Plenty of Farmers
Total U.S. agricultural output increased even as acreage declined 20% between 1950 and 2017.
