The Trump administration should seek to establish an alternative accreditor for medical schools.
Publication: Wall Street Journal
Minnesota Burning
Anti-ICE protesters sound more like George Wallace than Martin Luther King.
Maybe It’s Time to Close the Kennedy Center for Good
Given scant home-based talent and difficulty recruiting the best talent to Washington, the programming at the Kennedy Center hasn’t been competitive with what large-city performing arts institutions offer. The building is another problem. People try to be nice about it, but let’s face it, it’s cold, flinty and cheap looking.
Black History Is American History
It deserves complete integration, not a specially designated month.
Who Watches the ICE Watchers?
Disrupting the execution of federal law is not mere protest.
Kevin Warsh Is the Right Choice for the Fed
He knows where the central bank has gone wrong and how to fix it.
Tom Homan Makes a Good Offer to Minneapolis
‘Just give us your criminals,’ Trump says he told Walz and Frey. How about it?
The Midterms Are Dems’ to Lose — and They May
By Karl Rove: Bashing Trump and pandering to the kooky left is hardly a winning formula.
Trump Can Quit While He’s Ahead on Immigration
He fulfilled his promise to close the border, but heavy-handed, massive enforcement is unpopular.
How DEI Caused a Military Recruitment Crisis
The Biden administration discouraged white recruits. Secretary Hegseth’s ‘reset’ invites everyone to serve.
Trump Captivates the Globe
For him, extreme volatility and risk are not a problem but an opportunity.
Affirmative Action Is Finally Waning
Law-school data shows that racial preferences have diminished since the justices’ 2023 decision.
Hey Mamdani, Communism Is for Babies
Sharing everything works OK in a family setting, but doesn’t scale.
Invade Greenland? Why?
Trump can gain more access to the island without the bullying.
Four Myths About the Capture of Maduro
The reality is this: The Maduro grab was a superbly executed act of strategic opportunism that removed a troublesome enemy in the region most vital to U.S. interests.
What Was Susie Wiles Thinking Cooperating with Vanity Fair Profile?
By Peggy Noonan: The accompanying photo portraits are mostly hideous, in Ms. Wiles’s case also ill-mannered and unkind. She is the first woman to be a White House chief of staff, a lady of a certain age and accomplishment who swims in the highest of high seas. She is presented as bug-eyed and insane
“Globalize the Intifada” Means Blood on Bondi Beach
Leftists who demonized ‘Zionists’ and sympathized with Hamas profess shock at violent antisemitism.
Rise of the Mamdani Clones
What could get in the way of a coming 2026 Democratic wave, given history and the current public mood? Nothing but the Democratic Party itself, which is sitting placidly by as the progressives who lost them last year’s election mobilize to take over even more of the party.
ObamaCare Is a Mecca for Fraud
Federal auditors at the Government Accountability Office show how easy it is for the ineligible to sign up.
Making Cars Affordable Again
Trump eases mileage mandates that punished gas-car production.
A GOP Win Foretells Midterm Trouble
Former Tennessee General Services Commissioner Matt Van Epps beat state Rep. Aftyn Behn by about 9 points, with the Democrat pulling 45% of the vote. That’s a lot narrower than the 22-point margin by which President Trump carried the district last fall and the 21-point margin by which Mr. Green was re-elected.
Can Minnesota’s Somalis Rise About the Fraud Scandal?
They are far from the first group of migrants to arrive in the U.S. carrying heavy cultural baggage.
Shooting the Wounded on Drug Boats?
The charge of deliberately killing the defenseless is serious enough to warrant a close look from Congress. That includes Mr. Hegseth giving an account under oath. The Administration so far seems to think it can ride out the story with ritual denunciations of the media.
Epstein Files: Washington Goes Tabloid
The revelations will titillate the public and destroy lives—to no possible good effect.