Xi Jinping Stars as King Canute With Chinese Stocks
Beijing may try to rescue failing share prices with $280 billion. Good luck.
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Harvard's 'Apartheid' Prof and the Antisemitism Task Force
Guess who the university picked to investigate antisemitism on campus?
Marc Elias Targets Wisconsin
The Democratic Party’s election law hit man asks the progressive state Supreme Court to toss the state’s Congressional map.
Realism About a Trump Presidency
He would be a lame duck and so would Biden, when the world needs real leadership.
Covid Sheds Haunt New York Sidewalks
Some have outlasted their restaurants, but all are unwelcome during the winter.
The Public May Soon See the Economic Light
Perceptions tend to lag behind reality. But inflation has been going down for a while.
If Police Won't Back Up 'Mr. Brooklyn,' Maybe a Lawyer Will
How to hold anti-Israel protesters accountable for breaking the law by disrupting traffic.
Notable & Quotable: Sgt. Abu Latif, RIP
‘Among the fallen are Bedouin and Druze soldiers, Muslims and Christians, who fell as heroes while defending [Israel].’
The Anti-Competition Campaign for Biden
It’s not just Democrats who will have a tough time getting on ballots to challenge the president.
It's All Over but the General Election
Trump and Biden both face difficulties in the presidential race that is virtually certain.
Oxfam's Love Affair With 'Inequality'
Its zero-sum view obscures the ways in which life for the poor has improved in the past 20 years.
