Publication: Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

As state-run schools push extreme ideologies like CRT and DEI, some lawmakers and governors have begun to push back.

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A re-election campaign is a manifestly bad idea, but members of his party are too cowardly to admit it.

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Peggy Noonan: Every sign is there: donors, a growing and increasingly professional organization, a book that is part memoir, part platform and debuted this week at No. 1 on the New York Times list. A few days ago he gave a big, packed-house speech at the Reagan Library.

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A new study confirms that power-seeking workers play an ‘outsized’ role in politicizing businesses.

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The woman into whose hands some lawyer (and her peers) placed the potential liberty of a former president, and perhaps the stability of the republic itself, spent last week giddily skipping from television studio to newspaper office sharing the sober deliberations of a secret judicial process like a fluttery teenager dishing the dirt on the saucy goings-on at last night’s junior prom.

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Emily Kohrs’s interviews undermine justice in the 2020 election inquiry.

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A new report makes clear the ultimate goal: tiny, uncomfortable apartments and bicycles for all.

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Peggy Noonan: He was deft and merry, and the GOP foolishly took his bait. The president had a good night.

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Advocates are kidding themselves if they think free speech is enough to ensure academic freedom.

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If Biden is such a success, why aren’t Americans pleased?

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Hulu’s ‘1619 Project’ series focuses on victimhood and ignores the achievements of African-Americans.

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Public-health officials imposed mandates and kept news of potential side effects under wraps.

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Somehow a weather balloon ended up near U.S. missile bases. Sure.

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Not starting wars is perhaps a low bar, but that’s a reflection of the hawkishness of Mr. Trump’s predecessors and the foreign-policy establishment they slavishly followed. But Mr. Trump did more than simply keep the peace. He brokered the Abraham Accords.

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The left framed its latest crusade as a ‘right-wing culture war.’ We’ve seen this pattern many times.

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Big government is a far heavier burden to those who start out without privileges and advantages.

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Newly released emails show how officials coerce social-media companies to toe the government line.

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He’s very good at winning elections but doesn’t have what it takes to be a great legislative leader.

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His predictions have been famously wrong, but doom springs eternal.

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The virus appears to be evolving in ways that evade immunity.

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Peggy Noonan: The president is likelier than his predecessor to be nominated, but could he be persuaded to bow out?

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The Ways and Means Committee offers a flimsy pretext for disclosing confidential tax information.

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Criminal referrals of Trump add nothing but political complication.

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Peggy Noonan: What matters is that voters on the ground turn away from him. That is how it ends. Any other way and he says the swamp did him in. Voters have to show no, it was us, and we’re not the swamp.