We Are Starting to Enjoy Hatred
The country has long been divided, but estrangement has become alluring in the age of Biden and Trump.
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WSJ Opinion
A Guilty Verdict for Trump and Its Consequences for the Country
District Attorney Alvin Bragg inaugurates a new and destabilizing era of American politics.
ProPublica and the Case ofthe Stolen Tax Returns
Ira Stoll asked the organization if it had his tax return. It stonewalled.
A Unanimous Supreme Court Backs the NRA on Free Speech
The Justices vote 9-0 that government regulators can’t use their power to silence political opponents.
ProPublica's 'Massive Trove' From the IRS
The publication complains about a Journal op-ed by Ira Stoll, whose questions its editor refused to answer.
Exxon Beats the ESG Activists
A punitive campaign by public pension funds to oust its CEO and a director fails.
The NLRB Harassment Carve-Out
Biden’s board blesses racist and sexist slurs if they’re uttered by union members.
Rescue Israeli Hostages, but at What Cost?
The issue won’t be aided by slogans that ignore the long-term risks of such deals.
What Do You Call a Knife Without a Blade?
Swiss Army Tweezers and Corkscrew? The new model may be the dullest thing ever.
Biden Gets Corporate Taxes Backward
A reduced rate wasn’t a ‘giveaway’ to large firms. It set off an economic boom and increased wages.
Europe's Far-Right Wave Has Crested
It’s becoming obvious voters don’t so much love fringe politics as hate the establishment parties.
Elon Musk Should Be a Democrat
He flirts with Trump, but his businesses are in line with Biden’s priorities.
In the War on Consumers, Will California Politicians Ever Surrender?
A plastic-bag ban fails, so the answer is another ban.
Children Win the Texas Election Runoffs
Greg Abbott wins his political bet to build a school-choice majority.
Biden and the Trump Trial Verdict
Will the President be foolish enough to exult at a conviction?
The Boy Scouts Can Still Be Saved
The organization doesn’t need to change its name or court girls to attract new members.
Samuel Alito Has an 'Obligation to Sit'
The Supreme Court Justice rightly rejects a partisan demand that he recuse from Trump-related cases.
California's Self-Checkout Heist
A bill would limit the technology that retailers could use to cut costs.
Keeping Ahead of China Requires Investment in Military R&D
The Pentagon has been focused too much on operational needs, not enough on strategic ones.
Israel, Hamas and the Law of War
If the State Department’s criticisms are serious, they imperil the defense of all civilized countries.
