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The Unsinkable Kamala Harris
A party that lives by identity politics is now trapped by identity politics.
England's Spring of Discontent
Britain must learn how to stay relevant in the post-imperial, post-Atlantic world.
I'm a Crime Victim---ProPublica Has My Tax Returns
Many such crimes could be avoided if the government collected and stored less confidential data.
Notable & Quotable: Science and Schmoozing
‘I was learning that succeeding at a research institution like Penn required skills that had little to do with science.’
Protests Couldn't Stop Graduation at New College of Florida
The students who booed our commencement speaker will be subjected to appropriate discipline.
California's $25-an-Hour Minimum-Wage Boomerang
Gov. Newsom now says the law he signed last October would add to the state’s fiscal woes. He ignored warnings at the time.
The Supreme Court on Racial Gerrymandering
In a South Carolina case, the Justices clarify the high bar required for judicial intervention to overrule legislatures.
Bureaucrats vs. Kidney Patients
A test can help catch kidney disease early. Why is it blocked?
Big Tech's Budding AI Monopoly
Microsoft and its peers have a longstanding strategy to thwart competitive upstarts.
Will Biden Drag Senate Democrats Down With Him?
So far at least, his party’s swing-state incumbents are polling ahead of the unpopular president.
South Africa's Chance for Change
After years of misrule, the unpopular African National Congress may have to share power after this week’s election.
What Was Anthony Fauci's Top Aide Hiding?
‘I learned from our foia lady here how to make emails disappear,’ David Morens wrote in one email.
Could Mexico's Election Spring a Surprise?
AMLO’s ruling party is trying to demoralize supporters of the opposition candidate and convince them to stay home.
Alvin Bragg Hasn't Proved His Case in the Trump Trial
The evidence shows why the charges should never have been brought.
Another Anti-Israel Ruling in The Hague
The International Court of Justice is detached from reality on Rafah.
Justice Alito's Latest Vexing Vexillology
The new supposed scandal: a flag from the Revolutionary War.
Kenya's Rise to 'Major Non-NATO Ally'
The U.S. upgrades ties as it seeks to counter Russia and China.
Northwestern's Deal With Campus Antisemites
The school president defends his concessions to anti-Israel protesters.
America's Presidential Election Dilemma
The best of the voters’ bad choices may be to hope the next president doesn’t serve four years.
