Publication: The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

Her vision of ‘accountable capitalism’ would destroy savings built over a lifetime—and sink the economy.

The Wall Street Journal

Celebrating a businessman whose work in fossil fuels helped improve lives.

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Alan Dershowitz: Be wary of denying individual rights based on predictions.

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Ineffective and dishonest politicians have used racism as a shield from criticism for half a century.

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Buttigieg has even less black support than the president he calls a racist.

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Bobby Jindal: Both parties have lost their heads, but radical left-wing policies are worse than intemperate tweets.

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Karl Rove: While he strikes a tone of unity, his opponents seek ideological purity.

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Will no one speak up for Karen Pence other than her husband? In scarcely a week, the vice president’s wife has become a public face of hate. CNN’s John King suggests that what Mrs. Pence has done is so grievous maybe taxpayers shouldn’t fund her Secret Service security protection.

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The country deserves an account of what Mr. Mueller knows, not more factual dribs and drabs in sentencing memos.

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The Judge rightly called out the politics of “search and destroy.”

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Russia’s longstanding ally Cuba has an even worse civil-liberties record. Yet when President Obama unconditionally reshaped U.S. policy to please Cuban dictator Raúl Castro, his party cheered. Mr. Obama even trotted off to a baseball game in Havana with the Cuban mob boss. Democrats cheered some more.

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By going soft on Mr. Putin, Mr. Trump will paradoxically find it even harder to make deals with the Russian. Republicans and Democrats will unite in Congress, as they should, to limit his diplomatic running room.

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President Donald Trump’s growing feud with Steve Bannon is threatening the former White House strategist’s leadership of the conservative Breitbart News website and upending Mr. Bannon’s plans to wage “war” on party incumbents he deemed insufficiently loyal to the White House agenda.

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Karl Rove: If Mr. Trump continues this self-destructive behavior (attacking Sessions), he will drown out his message and maybe even blast his presidency to bits before his first year in office is even out.