Wisconsin's Progressive Gerrymander Coup
The Badger State Supreme Court engineers new legislative maps that could soon turn Madison into St. Paul.
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Britain's No-Growth Conservatives
They didn’t defend tax cuts so they’ll have to defend a bad economy in the coming election.
It's Time for President Harris
It may look like chaos, but remember the ‘five days’ that won World War II.
NCAA Cheats Female Athletes---Again
Its transgender policy is reminiscent of its resistance to Title IX half a century ago.
Europeans Step Up but Still Need U.S. Leadership
At the Munich Security Conference, the alliance is more united and determined than at any time since the end of World War II.
Stop Fretting About the Federal Reserve's 'Soft Landing'
Jerome Powell has already reached the runway. GDP and job growth are solid, and inflation is down.
Notable & Quotable: Nikki Haley's 'Crystal Ball'
‘You’re going to have a female president of the United States. It’s either going to be me or it’s going to be Kamala Harris.’
Biden Rewrites 'An American Tragedy'
He pledged to unify the nation but squandered his opportunity, dividing and weakening the country.
Ukraine's Fate Rests on Speaker Johnson
If he puts aid up for a vote, it would pass, but it would also threaten his position.
The World's Moral Authorities on Israel
The Palestinian Authority, Qatar and Brazil’s Lula give Hamas a pass.
Venezuela's War Games Against Guyana
Would Maduro invade his neighbor to snatch its oil assets?
Tony Bobulinski and the Biden Family Business
Hunter’s former partner tells Congress how Joe & Co. sold influence.
No One Wants Ukraine to Win
Trump opposes the aid package, while Biden never calls for an outright victory.
Modi's Audacious Plan for India
The leader harnesses nationalism and faith to spur modernization and economic growth.
How Dartmouth Keeps Its Cool
Its president has a commitment to free speech and dialogue.
Trump's $355 Million Fine Fits With New York Law
The verdict feels proper, but will we come to regret stretching Executive Law 63 (12)?
The ICJ's New Chief Judge Has a History of Bias Against Israel
Nawaf Salam has also been a candidate for Lebanese prime minister twice since joining the bench in 2018.
Brave Russian Tributes for Alexei Navalny
His courage is mirrored by those taking risks to honor his memory.
How Russians and the West Failed Navalny
The dissident might still be alive if his countrymen showed the same courage that Ukrainians have.
The Moral Blindness of Putin's Apologists on the Right
They have embraced the moral equivalence that used to define the self-loathing left-wing elites.
