Publication: Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Mandatory lockdowns had almost no benefit—but did significant economic and health-related damage.

Wall Street Journal

The Fulton County district attorney gets a reprieve from disqualification from the Trump prosecution, but her case is ethically tainted.

Wall Street Journal

By Karl Rove: More important, Trump is no Dewey. There won’t be a 1948-style comeback.

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Its First program pushes institutions to hire medical researchers based on their ideological commitment.

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He now has two faces he shows in public: diminished old man and angry president.

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The Democratic pep rally had not a single bipartisan grace note.

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Republicans are elevating the one nominee who could lose to a weak and unpopular President Biden.

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Biden is losing to Trump in every poll as Super Tuesday arrives.

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The Justices are right to rule on Trump’s immunity claim even if it delays a trial.

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Trump wouldn’t have won in 2016 if the GOP leader hadn’t kept open Antonin Scalia’s Supreme Court seat.

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We have a deeper problem than publicity-hungry provocateurs on ill-timed pilgrimages. A large part of the American right actively embraces the moral equivalence that used to be a defining feature of self-loathing left-wing elites.

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By Peggy Noonan: If he steps aside, he’ll be a hero to his party. If he stays, his legacy may well be a second Trump term.

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By Karl Rove: Victory would require Mr. Trump’s cooperation in making truly outrageous appeals to his hard-core supporters that alienate swing voters. Fortunately for Mr. Biden, the former president has done his best to help.

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So long as she keeps her job, the president will be on the 2024 ticket.

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As she courts Trump, the congresswoman says she would have tried to overturn the 2020 election.

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Regarding President Biden’s misuse of classified documents, the country is now asked to believe the forgetful elderly man defense.

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Iran, Russia and China know neither candidate looks up to the task.

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He was an unabashed patriot and a friend to U.S. troops—an artist who influenced and captured the American mood after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

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Publishers and authors live in fear that self-interested ‘activists’ will deem their work ‘problematic.’

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Populist paranoia on the Trump right takes an even more bizarre turn.

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By Karl Rove: Trump is beatable, but the president’s campaign has no persuasive theme.

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Too late, the media begins asking whether Joe is throwing the country under a bus.

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His former rivals bow and scrape, making fools of themselves and a mockery of their principles.

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The Commander in Chief’s weak response to attacks puts his Presidency at risk.