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Lawfare Bites Fani Willis Back

The irony of Fani Willis is that the conflict-of-interest case against the Fulton County, Ga., district attorney prosecuting Donald Trump for election interference was always stronger than the case she brought against the former President

Trump Is Back, This Time Without Disdain

Only a few presidents change the political weather by their very election. JFK presaged the social and political transformations of the 1960s. Reagan in 1980 announced the arrival of a new political economy for the West. Five weeks before his inauguration, Trump’s new order is well under way.

The Tiresome Obamas

Whatever happens on Nov. 5, one silver lining of the end of election season is that Americans will likely soon enjoy at least a brief respite from self-righteous, inaccurate and arrogant lectures from the Obama family.

Playing the Führer Card

There are many reasons to worry about how Mr. Trump might wield power in a second term. But the climb up the rhetorical dictator chain in the final stages of this election looks like a last-ditch Democratic strategy to save Ms. Harris from defeat.