The Exxon Directors and the Proxy Abusers
Progressives retaliate after the company fights back against a shareholder resolution that would harm other investors.
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Vindicating Mike Turner on Space Nukes
New details show the House Intel Chair was right to raise alarms about Russia’s prototype antisatellite weapon.
The School-Choice Primary Runoffs in Texas
Gov. Abbott needs to turn a few more seats to beat the teachers union.
The IRS Money Hole Gets Deeper
The agency is already pleading poverty despite its 2022 windfall.
Does America Need a Baby Boom?
Students discuss the decline in fertility rates and what to do about it.
Russia Influence Racket Redux
Expect the most polluted election ever as MSNBC redefines ‘Russia hoax.’
Biden's Demoralizing Speech to Morehouse Grads
In his 2013 commencement address, Obama stressed opportunity. His successor emphasizes victimization.
Amid Bullying, 'Where Were You Kids?'
Childhood tormenting can haunt its victims deep into their adult years.
You Say 'Trickle Down' as if It's a Bad Thing
Lower taxes for the rich spur investment, which is good for people of all classes.
Weakness Invites War With Iran
Biden’s failure to stand with Israel emboldens Tehran in its strategy to dominate the region.
Ukraine Pays the Price for U.S. Dithering Over Military Aid
Congress’s delays and Biden’s conditions have allowed a perilous Russian advance.
Buy This Legislation or We'll Kill the Internet
Repealing Section 230 without a plan to replace it is a bipartisan idea—and a terribly reckless one.
'Nones' Say Yes to Democrats
But will the party pay a price for turning off religious voters?
The ICC Disgraces Itself Over Israel
Giving Hamas a brief victory will be the court’s epitaph.
The Gruenberg Backlash Builds
The FDIC chief says he’ll resign, but notice there’s no clear timeline.
Helping the Iranian People After Ebrahim Raisi's Death
A reminder that the U.S. could do more to assist the internal opposition.
Biden to Morehouse Graduates: America Hates You
As his black support erodes, he plays up racial resentments to the class of 2024.
Biden, Nixon and the Hur Report
The president channels a predecessor in seeking to shield White House tapes.
America Hits the Global Snooze Button
In an increasingly alarming world, the West can’t afford to rest for much longer.
The Invisible Hand Strikes Back
Bradley Prize winner Samuel Gregg stands athwart the populist economic tide.
