Publication: Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

He wants to write off hundreds of billions in student debt before the courts can stop him.

Wall Street Journal

Cutting off weapons to an ally in wartime would be the definition of betrayal.

Wall Street Journal

By Mike Pence, John Mize: The state Supreme Court case exposed a culture of negligence, and clinics should be accountable.

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EVs and other digital-controlled products open extra access to the grid, which enemies can exploit.

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In 2021 the richest 1% paid 45.8% of income taxes, up from 33.2% in 2001.

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The conformity caucus chases the former RNC chairwoman off the air.

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The Democrats’ lawfare strategy appears to be backfiring as swing voters turn against Joe Biden.

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Americans are used to hearing their leaders describe the U.S. as a land of opportunity. It’s strange, therefore, that the current president has taken to calling America not a land of opportunity but a land of possibility.

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Woe betide Joe Biden, now scheming to break Americans’ love affair with their automobiles. This week’s Environmental Protection Agency tailpipe rule amounts to an imminent ban on gasoline-powered cars, never mind the soothing language of “incentivizing” a “transition.”

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The EPA’s new tailpipe emissions rule is a plan to eliminate gas-powered cars.

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Trump’s firebrand words and the left’s obsession with race are reminiscent of far darker times.

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

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

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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.