Publication: Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Kevin McCarthy, Jim Jordan: If Republican leaders were to participate in this political stunt, it would change the House forever.

Wall Street Journal

Her 2016 campaign manager says she approved a plan to plant a false Russia claim with a reporter.

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Peggy Noonan: Something is shifting. Many who backed him don’t follow his lead or want him to run in 2024.

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The media’s massacre blame-game also goes only one way. When a deranged black man ran down white grandmothers at a Waukesha, Wis., holiday parade, the media soon turned away from the awful story. President Biden didn’t show up and claim America is at risk of losing its democracy, as he did in Buffalo on Tuesday.

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If Democrats think this will be a one-time-only event, they are dreaming. If Republicans retake the House in November, you can guarantee that Mr. Jordan, as likely Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, will find some reason to subpoena Democrats about oh, say, what they knew about the Russian collusion narrative or Democrats who objected to the electoral vote counts in 2000, 2004, or 2016.

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As food prices skyrocket and the conflict threatens a global food crisis, we need to face another unpopular reality: Organic farming is ineffective, land hungry and very expensive, and it would leave billions hungry if it were embraced world-wide.

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Peggy Noonan: The mistaken abortion decision, a product of vanity, roiled and distorted our politics and poisoned our culture.

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Don’t believe the claims that other rights are in jeopardy if Roe v.Wade falls.

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Biden and the party’s progressives think spending money will earn voter gratitude. Not this time.

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Wait, you mean Twitter could ban one party’s political speech?

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The $44 billion purchase of the social-media company is a gamble that could break Silicon Valley’s culture of progressive conformity.

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Hollywood needs to act more like a business pleasing viewers rather than preaching to them.

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Has there been a judicial ruling that yielded so much rejoicing nationwide as Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle’s on Monday vacating the federal mask mandate in public transportation?…The reaction reflects the joy of being liberated from two years of Covid restrictions, often imposed for what seemed to be political reasons.

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As terrified passengers stumbled from the train at the 36th Street station in Brooklyn last week, it was noticeable how many of them were complying with the mandate that to wear a face covering in the subway…For the millions of people who have dared to ride the city’s subway this year, the greatest danger to life isn’t some escaped molecule of a virus of rapidly diminishing potency.

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The progressive left has come to dominate New York politics, and it has derided the policies that cleaned up the streets. No surprise, crime has made a comeback. The problem isn’t guns, which New York strictly regulates. The problem is the lack of political will to keep criminals and the homeless mentally ill off the streets.

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The price rises began long before Russia invaded Ukraine and will be hard to stop.

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The political assault on fossil fuels comes at the expense of the poor, peace, and the environment.

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Progressives may loathe oil and gas, but modern life doesn’t work without them.

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Russia’s war in Ukraine shows that global warming has distracted us from more important threats.

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Mrs. Thomas’s text messages are embarrassing but amount to an outsider kibitzing and commiserating with the White House chief of staff. They are no reason for Justice Thomas to recuse himself from cases involving the Trump Administration.

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Population then, climate change now—the scare tactics are the same and the predictions equally outlandish.

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Rebecca Sugar: I had refused masks before, forgoing a night at the opera and entrance into a store.. But in a moment of decision when convenience and conviction collided, I chose the former. Shame on me and on everyone who feels as I do and acts as I did. We are the reason that mask mandates still exist.

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The administration refused to impose sanctions in the lead-up to Mr. Putin’s invasion, naively trusting diplomacy. Yet even after Russian tanks rolled—and despite having months to prepare—the response has been slow, timid, hostage to feel-good “multilateralism” and unwilling to attack the real engine of the Russian economy: energy.

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An anxious world is looking for American leadership in a dangerous new era. Instead Mr. Biden offered a rehash of his first-year domestic agenda that has brought him to his low political ebb. It’s dispiriting that a White House facing so many daunting challenges could come up with so little.