The CFPB's Pyrrhic Supreme Court Victory
The Constitution allows the Federal Reserve’s profits to fund the bureau. But the Fed has no profits.
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Higher Ed Has a Progressive Disease. Can It Be Reversed?
The prognosis seems grim, but I found signs of life as a proud father at Notre Dame’s commencement.
The Election Stakes in Mexico
The big question: Will the ruling Morena party get a large enough legislative majority to rewrite the constitution?
What It's Like Being Jewish at Harvard
An alumni report on antisemitism on campus includes startling testimony from students and faculty.
The Workers Defeat the UAW in Alabama
Shawn Fain’s brand of progressive politics fails at Mercedes-Benz.
The Big Decision Before the Trump Verdict
Whether the jury weighs misdemeanor charges could affect both the outcome and any appeal.
The 'Uniparty' Is Real---but It Isn't What You Think
Democrats and Republicans aren’t overzealous about foreign intervention. They’re feckless about American leadership.
We'll Protect Both Life and IVF
A Senate bill to clear up confusion after an Alabama Supreme Court ruling.
Biden Turns Title IX Into a Weapon Against Women and Girls
Biology matters in sports and intimate spaces, even if it is irrelevant to employment decisions.
Gavin Newsom's Battleground Gift to Donald Trump
The governor’s war on gasoline will hike prices in California, but also Arizona and Nevada.
An NBA Veteran Helps Stutterers
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist has been a one-man champion for speech therapy.
Milei's Supreme Court Misstep
He promised to clean house. So why has he nominated an icon of the old guard?
'A Fatal Inheritance' Review: A Legacy of Cancer
Over time, scientists discovered that cancer could have a genetic component. Some families proved to be tragically hexed.
The AI Pork Barrel Arrives
Chuck Schumer has found a new excuse to spend $32 billion a year, and some Republicans are going along for the ride.
Democrats' Last Chance to Dump Biden?
If Kennedy is permitted on the debate stage he could audition for Democrats before their nominating convention.
Flag-Waving at the Supreme Court
The left finds another reason to find fault with Justice Samuel Alito.
Can a State Stop Abortion Travel?
A judge says Alabama can’t make it a crime to help a woman obtain an out-of-state abortion.
A Moderna Patent Bailout Would Set a Dangerous Precedent
The Justice Department tries to use a wartime statute to make taxpayers pay for the company’s potential infringement liability.
Georgia and Russia's 'Hybrid War'
Vladimir Putin’s friends in Tbilisi are following the Kremlin’s playbook to shut down independent voices in civil society.
Everyone Gets a Trophy, and No Trophy Is Worth Anything
If Bob Dylan deserves a Nobel Prize in Literature, the award doesn’t deserve the respect of anyone.
