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A Minnesota law that muzzles employers gets a legal challenge. ... read more

A damning House report reveals details and consequences that the press wants to ignore. ... read more

Tehran uses oil sales to build weapons to help Moscow defeat Ukraine. ... read more

Blackouts hit Los Angeles as climate policies wilt in the heat. ... read more

The selloff caused by a levy on unrealized capital gains would devastate ordinary investors and 401(k)s. ... read more

If you have ties to U.S. adversaries, consider Ford’s World War II predicament. ... read more

Correspondence used to be an art form. Email extinguished it through convenience. ... read more

Coverage of the Harris campaign is biased. Worse than that, it’s malpractice. ... read more

The Democrats’ proposal would wreak havoc. For proof, look at Argentina. ... read more

An aggressive marketing rollout and a disastrous few weeks for Trump, and the presidential race is still tied. ... read more

I support Donald Trump, but I’m an American before I’m a Republican. ... read more

Success is elusive on his signature project. ... read more

For all her flaws, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina may be preferable to the alternatives—including hardened Islamists eager to gain power. ... read more

The $20 fast-food mandate is harming workers and business. ... read more

Palestinian Authority police let off terrorists who kill Israelis. ... read more

It’s political catnip but could lead to a chaotic power struggle. ... read more

The President sounds like Trump denouncing his party’s ‘elites.’ ... read more

Students discuss whether chatbots and generative AI are creating an academic-dishonesty culture in universities. ... read more

How not to feel guilty about private jet travel? Meet CO2 offsets. ... read more

Two Navy SEALs are missing from a mission to seize Iran’s weapons. ... read more

They yelled ‘shame’ and ‘genocide’ at Memorial Sloan Kettering. ... read more

Something like Plan Colombia is needed to combat criminal gangs. ... read more

Now he has to beat Donald Trump, the rival he helped pick. Invoking Hitler isn’t helping. ... read more

The Supreme Court could split the difference, leaving it up to Congress to decide his fate if he wins election. ... read more

It isn’t always a matter of simple hatred. Sometimes it springs from ideology or is a product of ignorance. ... read more

A government rule makes them look nearly seven times as efficient as they are. ... read more

Another political norm seems to be going by the wayside in this odd political season. ... read more

Those who thought it was still Reagan’s party were proved wrong Monday night. ... read more

The precedent strips judges and lawmakers of legitimate power and hands it to bureaucrats. ... read more

New Hampshire is the best chance to make it a real GOP race. ... read more

A 40-year-old judicial doctrine has become a license for regulators to grab power from Congress. ... read more

Blinken touts reform while the PA adds more terrorists to the payroll. ... read more

A federal agency dumps money on projects tied up by its own rules. ... read more

As the campaign begins, the big story is the 45th president’s commanding lead. ... read more

He isn’t taking over the world. He’s pleading with the world to trust him. ... read more

Some 20% of benefits cycle back to the government through taxes on recipients. ... read more

Closed primaries and early registration deadlines make it hard to cast a ballot that counts. ... read more

Companies are required to meet strict hiring ‘goals’ that would be illegal anywhere else. ... read more

Like LBJ in 1968, he didn’t bother to get on the ballot. Will next week’s primary be an unpleasant surprise? ... read more

You don’t know in advance what your parents’ death will be like. The same is true of this year’s election. ... read more

The rental company was far from alone in making a losing bid on electric cars. ... read more

Proponents of the movement funded the Biden administration’s executive order hindering AI development. ... read more

Golden State judges rule that Gilead can be sued for taking too long to develop an HIV drug. ... read more

The island nation’s voters show China what self-government looks like. ... read more

It may take more than one military strike to restore U.S. deterrence. And Iran looms in the background. ... read more

The Supreme Court will consider if cities can enforce public order. ... read more

Gov. Brian Kemp is making an ESA bill that failed last year a 2024 priority. ... read more

The publisher is basically on trial for committing journalism. ... read more

The lover of Louis XV pauses in thought amid a resplendent setting in a painting that testifies to her status as one of the 18th century’s supreme tastemakers. ... read more

In the name of green utopia, political leaders are quietly killing vital energy-intensive industries. ... read more

‘There’s this whole, ‘You’re not the boss of me’ attitude now,’ says James Carville of junior staffers. ... read more

Local broadcasting might have a future if the agency’s ownership rules would get out of the way. ... read more

Memri, the Middle East Media Research, Institute fights Hamas by telling the world what its leaders are saying. ... read more

A new biography of T.E. Lawrence, Einstein’s genius, a political party’s transformation and more. ... read more

An exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum encourages visitors to avoid relying on artists’ biographies and think for themselves. ... read more

Misguided public policy has led to fear on the streets and surcharges on restaurant bills. ... read more

The Jan. 6 riot was a national disgrace, but Biden should push his own party to respect norms. ... read more

Instead of trying to be more like government, big corporations should try to be more like small business. ... read more

A public trial of Hamas’s leader would educate the world about its atrocities. ... read more

Each party seems set to make a big mistake, but a Trump-Biden rematch isn’t yet inevitable. ... read more

The California Governor sure is touchy about the Assembly’s wealth tax. Is he worried more people will flee his state on his watch? ... read more

It turns out the six-feet social-distancing rule had no scientific basis. ... read more

UCLA’s medical school divides students by race to teach ‘antiracism.’ ... read more

South Africa volunteers to be legal counsel for Hamas at the International Court of Justice. ... read more

In the 1950s, it was DiMaggio and Monroe. Today, it’s Kelce and Swift. ... read more

The adulteration of a theological term into a secular political and demographic label. ... read more

DeSantis and Haley are both products of the Republican Party he transformed. ... read more

The best way to avert a crisis is to reform entitlement spending. The next best way is growth. ... read more

Wednesday’s Republican debate suggests Washington will be putting more conditions on aid. ... read more

There’s no such thing as ‘personal time’ when you work for the guy in the Oval Office. ... read more

Now the race to be the alternative to Trump boils down to Haley and DeSantis. ... read more

They all want to import Canadian drugs—and Ottawa’s price controls. ... read more

Thirty-three Senators demand unionization without fair elections. ... read more

House Republicans put teeth in their subpoenas for the first son. ... read more

Donald Trump might win next week’s Iowa caucuses, but could a strong No. 2 pick up some momentum? ... read more

So long as the implicit-association test is in circulation, the myth of a mostly racist U.S. will live. ... read more

House testimony contradicts a White House claim on ethics. ... read more

Unforced errors from an AWOL defense secretary to promises of Jan. 6 pardons. ... read more

A Postal Service clerk said it could take months to repaint a vandalized mailbox. ... read more

According to Joe Biden, the dictator-in-waiting has gone 0-60 in court. ... read more

Like terrorists, disruptive protests prey on law-abiding citizens to achieve their political goals. ... read more

Students discuss the former president’s eligibility and his 2024 campaign. ... read more

Trump turns his attacks on the former Governor, who is rising in the GOP primary polls. ... read more

Not the students at the Success Academy charter schools in New York where 1,317 will take the advanced placement tests. ... read more

It turns out the Defense chief was in the hospital for complications after surgery for prostate cancer. His silence was bad judgment. ... read more

Democrats want to tax assets to fill the state’s $68 billion budget hole. ... read more

A doctrine meant to give power to experts ended up promoting partisan lurches in policy instead. ... read more

The justices face many questions as they review a case involving Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. ... read more

A university should be a home for those who seek truth, not a madrassa of the progressive left. ... read more

‘If a Trump voter thinks the election will be stolen, it’s a lot easier to decide to not wait 20 minutes in a line to vote.’ ... read more

A plane maker has too many constituencies to please, and it doesn’t help safety. ... read more

A new reform movement among the professoriate aims to prioritize the pursuit of knowledge. ... read more

He was with Arab leaders when Mohammed Deif was in the IDF’s sights, so he had no choice but to say no. ... read more

Her ouster as Harvard president is a chance to reflect on the real value of diversity. ... read more

House Republicans have a chance to show they can actually govern. ... read more

Voters on the island are united in support of democracy, no matter who wins. ... read more

SpaceX fights an NLRB attack on the company’s employment practices. ... read more

A trial lawyer targets the Hershey Co. over seasonal chocolates. ... read more

The president’s allies won’t let longtime traditions inconvenience him. ... read more