Hamas Says No Deal on Hostages
It wants to be left in power in Gaza to repeat Oct. 7 all over again.
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Trump Punts on the Border
The leader who was supposed to ‘get things done’ fails on immigration.
Overvaluing Hostages Is Israel's Weakness
The 2011 deal with Hamas that freed Gilad Shalit led to the taking of hundreds more.
Republican 'Populists' for Corporate Welfare
The House GOP’s tax bill abandons the free-market principles that helped the middle class prosper.
Legacy Admissions May Not Be at Odds With Diversity
Selective colleges have a lot of minority alumni after half a century of affirmative action.
Notable & Quotable: U.S. v. Trump
‘The risk of criminal liability chilling Presidential action appears to be low.’
Toby Keith's American Life
The country music star captured the spirit of post-9/11 ‘U.S. of A.’
A State of the Union for the Middle Class
Lower prices and opportunities for noncollege workers should be prominent.
Trump's Russia Policy Is Appeasement
Like Chamberlain in the 1930s, he sees Ukraine as a faraway quarrel to avoid. This won’t bring peace or stop Putin.
A Border Security Bill Worth Passing
The Senate bill has reforms Trump never came close to getting.
Dartmouth Sees the Value of the SAT
The Ivy League college follows the evidence and reinstates test scores in admissions.
Britain Dumps Another Net-Zero Gimmick
Forcing firms to sell green tech is the same as making people buy it.
Iran's Long-Range Missile Ambitions
Tehran launches a satellite with technology useful for developing ICBMs.
Iran May Be the 2024 Election Spoiler
In 1980 Tehran helped bring down Jimmy Carter. Will it do the same to Joe Biden?
Green Subsidies More Wasteful Than Previously Reported
The era of reckoning for alternative energy continues.
Make Iran Fear America Again
Tehran plays Biden like a piano. He urgently needs to seize the initiative.
The Bulls Are Back in Town
The return of bullfighting to Mexico brings with it both glory and gore.
Biden Goes Soft on Nicolás Maduro
Venezuela’s dictator promised a free election, then banned his leading opponent.
Cancel Culture Dominates Children's Literature
Publishers and authors live in fear that self-interested ‘activists’ will deem their work ‘problematic.’
Notable & Quotable: Lockdown Holiday
‘We were in the paddling pool all the time with the kids, staying up late, getting drunk on Zoom calls with colleagues.’
