The Winner in Michigan Is... RFK Jr.?
Trump wins but lags his polls, and a Biden protest campaign gets 100,000 votes.
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Mitch McConnell's Great Senate Legacy
Trump wouldn’t have won in 2016 if the GOP leader hadn’t kept open Antonin Scalia’s Supreme Court seat.
Alaskans Flirt With Pension Peril
Juneau Republicans want to restore New Jersey-style retirement benefits.
Berkeley Lets Loose an Antisemitic Mob
Rioters attack Jewish students, and leaders claim to be helpless.
Ukraine's Fight Protects My Country's Freedom
Putin is determined to crush democracy in Moldova too.
Trump to the Rescue---of What?
Republicans should enjoy the march to the nomination. It could be the high point.
Battle of the Weak Incumbents
Voters will have to decide which is worse, feeble old Biden or angry old Trump.
Easy Listening = Alternative Music + Time
After four decades, my youthful sound track loses its edge.
The Senate Should Reject the Wyden-Smith Tax Bill
House Republicans let themselves get played by Democrats seeking to expand the welfare state.
Narendra Modi Won't Turn India Into a Theocracy
There are ugly aspects of Hindu nationalism, but fears of a Taliban-like regime are nonsensical.
Where Did Covid Come From?
New documents bolster the theory that it not only escaped from a laboratory but was developed in one.
Phil Murphy's Tax Resurrection in New Jersey
The Governor revives a 2.5% corporate surtax after only two months.
Gen Z's Long Road to Financial Independence
Students discuss getting support on rent and monthly bills from their parents.
The SEC's Latest Insider-Trading Theory
The agency rewrites the law to invent a new offense: ‘shadow trading.’
Gun 'Bump Stocks' at the Supreme Court
Whether to treat them as machine guns is for Congress, not the ATF.
Hong Kong's Next Political Crackdown
The city that claims to be a global financial center targets local contact with foreigners.
The U.S. and Israel Play Into Iran's Hands
Treating Hamas and other proxies as discrete threats allows Tehran’s regional power to accumulate.
The FDA Could Help Save My Son From a Rare Disease
Instead, the agency keeps safe treatment out of the hands of patients with no other options.
Bill Walton's Lesson for Darryl George
A Texas student falls foul of his school’s grooming standards and makes a federal case out of it.
How the West Enabled Putin
The murdered Alexei Navalny was his country’s best hope of resurrecting itself.
