A Disinformation October Surprise Is Coming
Will the press be ready if, for the third election in a row, our national-security state meddles?
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What to Read This Spring
Our annual celebration of the season’s new books: fiction, history, cooking, sports, children’s reading and more.
Bath's Royal Crescent Cuts a Majestic Swath
DJ Burns Jr.'s Slam-Dunk Smile
Other players appear tense on the basketball court. He looks joyful.
The Realtors Settlement Leaves a Need for Market Reform
The cartel keeps home prices high and damages the economy. REX founder Jack Ryan wants federal antitrust action.
It Shouldn't Take Long to Rebuild Baltimore's Key Bridge
Float-in modular construction can get traffic flowing again with minimal disruptions to the port.
No Labels Should Pick a Team, Biden or Trump
An endorsement would be the most effective way of influencing the next administration.
Woody Allen's Cancellation Is a Crime Against Culture
The great director made his 50th film far from Hollywood, which has unjustly shunned him.
Can We Save Our Children From Smartphones?
Jonathan Haidt’s new book clarifies what we already know. He also has some ideas for reform.
'Philadelphia, Here I Come!' Review: An Emigrant's Ambivalence
Irish Repertory Theatre’s Friel Project continues with this graceful production of Brian Friel’s 1964 play, in which a man on the eve of departing Ireland for America is separately embodied as his public and private selves.
Biden Exploits a Tragic Israeli Mistake
He forgets the mistaken U.S. missile strike that killed 10 innocents in Kabul in 2021.
What if the Federal Reserve Is Wrong?
Commodity prices introduce a note of caution about rate cuts.
Welcome to Chicago, Democrats
Windy City progressives want to cancel the August Convention in their city.
Gavin Newsom Pays $16 an Hour
The Governor’s business wants to pay less than the fast-food minimum wage.
Hunter Biden's Legal Collapse
A federal judge refuses to toss his tax charges. Donald Trump likely won’t be the only one in court in the next couple of months.
My Wild Ride as a DJT Day Trader
I made a few bucks off Trump but couldn’t take the volatility.
Hamas's Casualty Numbers Games
Journalists and Joe Biden lend credence to bogus counts from the Gaza Health Ministry.
Slow GO May Mean a Recession Soon
GDP numbers look great, but a leading indicator signals trouble ahead.
Another Cost of Cheap Money Comes Into View
Asset selloffs to unwind quantitative easing prove expensive for central banks—and taxpayers.
'The Six Pack' Review: Leaping Lords of the Ring
The Iron Sheik won the championship with his signature camel clutch hold. He would detour into a crack-cocaine addiction.
