The SEC's Political Climate Control
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Does Kyrsten Sinema's Exit Doom the Senate Filibuster?
Democrats want to kill the 60-vote rule so that one party can pass, well, everything it wants without compromise.
Greg Abbott's Super-Duper Tuesday
The Texas Governor helps to oust GOP lawmakers who killed school choice.
Washington State's Conservative Rollback
Democrats and Republicans join hands against income taxes and other progressive mistakes.
Ukraine's Crimea Campaign
The West risks imperiling Kyiv’s progress on the peninsula by failing to provide enough weaponry.
How We Think About Hell
Has the old idea, fire and brimstone through all eternity, gone out of business?
Small Firms Have an Easier Time Finding Workers
The latest NFIB employment report finds a cooling labor market.
What Nikki Haley Accomplished
Trump needs her voters to win, but unifying gestures aren’t his style.
Whistling Past the Iranian Nuclear Progress
Biden brushes off an alarming IAEA report to appease the ayatollahs.
Have Californians Had Enough Madness?
Voters send a message to progressives on quality-of-life issues.
A Big Legal Win for Small Business
A federal judge strikes down the Corporate Transparency Act.
Why Scientists Love Chasing Bats
The threat to humans from animal viruses is small. The financial incentive to pretend otherwise is large.
Why Samuel Alito Shuns the State ofthe Union
He found the partisan spectacle distasteful even before Obama’s inaccurate declamation about the Supreme Court in 2010.
School Choice Can Save Biden's Presidency
A chance to win back wavering black and Hispanic voters.
Tuesday's Primary Winners Aren't So Super
By overwhelming margins, voters back the worst candidates we’ve seen in years.
Joe Biden's Unhappy State of the Union
The Democrats have allowed too many negative feedback loops to develop. The president gets the blame.
Haley Suspends
America needs a Margaret Thatcher.
Do-It-Yourself Social-Media Moderation
Anticensorship laws won’t stop users from forming and policing their own groups.
Oregon Makes a U-Turn on Drug Decriminalization
Voters decided to tolerate possession of hard drugs in 2020. Lawmakers are about to reverse the error.
The GOP's Third Gamble on Donald Trump
Republicans are elevating the one nominee who could lose to a weak and unpopular President Biden.
