The Fourth Amendment Isn't in Jeopardy
A bill headed for a House vote would harm U.S. intelligence and law enforcement with little impact on privacy.
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Hamas Rejects Biden's Hostage Deal---Again
The more the U.S. presses Israel, the less the terror group needs a deal.
Notable & Quotable: Rural
‘Rural Americans are angry because we’ve spent decades . . . making homes warmer and food cheaper for our suburban and urban neighbors, only to be economically discarded and culturally vilified.’
Antisemitism in Dearborn, Past and Present
My hometown loved Henry Ford. Today some residents are all too keen to echo his ugly views about the Jews.
Is Jan. 6 the Political Winner Democrats Think It Is?
A Supreme Court ruling against the government could shift the focus to prosecutorial overreach.
Crotonville and the Death of Fun at Work
Young employees can’t imagine caring about a company and vice versa.
The Biden 2024 Election Strategy: 'You're Stuck With Joe'
Don’t call it collusion but his campaign owes the Iranians a big thank-you note.
'Knife' Review: Salman Rushdie's Answer to Violence
The novelist delivers a brave and stoic book about the gruesome attack he suffered in August 2022.
Beijing 'Hits' an Economic Target
Notching a specific GDP number is easy. Real growth remains elusive.
Biden Has to Win Back His 2020 Voters
He has lost support in key voting blocs that helped him secure the White House last time.
Israel Has No Choice but to Strike Back Against Iran
Those urging restraint after Tehran’s attack are following the same failed strategy that produced catastrophe on Oct. 7.
The Lessons of Israeli Missile Defense
Biden hails what he once opposed, but the aerial threat is escalating.
Texas Gets a Spring Energy Scare
The Long Star State power grid is already swooning and it’s only spring.
Biden, Cfius and the U.S. Steel Acquisition
Are his remarks empty rhetoric or an attempt to subvert the law?
The Obnoxious 'Genocide Joe' Protesters
Biden may be in for a rerun of 1968, with a ruinous Democratic Chicago convention.
The Jan. 6 Riot Reaches the Supreme Court
Did the feds go too far in charging rioters with obstructing Congress under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act?
North Carolina's Tale of Two Tax Cuts
Reviving a wage subsidy would do little compared with rate reductions.
Was the Obama Victory Called Too Early?
Community organizers won’t stop trying to protect a historic park from the Obama Presidential Center.
Honolulu Tries to Mug Energy Companies
The U.S. Supreme Court can put a stop to this dangerous and meritless lawsuit.
The Deep State Lies in Wait for Trump
His second term will be much like my time in office if he doesn’t confront the entrenched bureaucracy.
