The MAGA movement leader was known for inviting debate with opponents.
Publication: Wall Street Journal
The Simple Solution to Violent Crime Is More Cops
The connection between poverty and lawlessness is complicated, but Trump gets a basic point right.
Why the FDA Doesn’t Support Covid Boosters Forever
The emergency is over, and the U.S. is joining other nations in shifting to a risk-tiered approach on vaccines.
Trump Triples Down on Lawfare
Politics has skills like any other trade, ones its craftsmen seek to develop and refine. It was Democrats who introduced the noxious art of lawfare, though master retaliator, Donald Trump, is perfecting its use. Send your thanks to the apprentices—James Comey, Fani Willis and Jack Smith.
Letitia James Gets Trumped on Appeal
A court throws out her fraud fine on Trump of half a billion dollars.
Donald Trump, DC Police Commissioner
Cleaning up the city is a worthy task, and local control is dysfunctional.
Make Cars Beautiful Again
Congress quietly axed the fuel-economy standards that help drive the ugliness.
The Media and a Mob in Cincinnati
Today’s media seems to conflagrate over violence only when the perpetrator is white and the victim is black. Then the cameras roll, protests erupt, and hashtags fly. But when the races are reversed, the mainstream media buries the incident or ignores it entirely.
Andrew Cuomo Can Still Save NYC
The former governor is vastly preferable to Mamdani and more popular than Adams.
Trump’s Trade Deal Triumphs
His disruptive, hard-power style has allies making concessions and sharing burdens.
We Won’t Miss Government Media
At NPR and PBS, bias has long been the biggest problem. Let 1,000 podcasts bloom.
How to End the Epstein Follies
Perhaps Ms. Bondi and Mr. Patel could call a news conference, provide context on the mentions of Mr. Trump, and explain why releasing raw files could do more harm than good. Bring FBI deputy director Dan Bongino, if he’ll show up.
The U.S. Dumps UNESCO Again
A prudent American nationalism chooses which international outfits to join and finance based on how well they serve U.S. values and interests. Unesco long ago stopped doing so, and it can now do its work with someone else’s taxpayer dollars.
Was Joe Biden Really the President?
The country needs to know if a ‘politburo’ of advisers was running the White House.
MAGA’s Epstein Fault Line
By Peggy Noonan: Some Trump supporters look at the refusal to release the files and see a failure to drain the swamp.
No Special Counsel for the Epstein Files
Trump is right to be skeptical. It would feed this frenzy for months.
The Pragmatic “60 Minutes” Settlement
By settling the Trump lawsuit, Paramount didn’t cave in. It’s helping CBS News focus on its mission.
We’ll All Pay for New York’s Mamdani Folly
The state will lose wealthy taxpayers, and the federal government will have to cough up more aid.
Green Elites, Trumped
The big beautiful bill ends the corrupt embarrassment known as “climate policy.”
The Lure of Comrade Mamdani
He says he respects differences. His radical utterances indicate otherwise.
Another Green Implosion in Europe
Politicians keep sticking to a climate agenda voters keep rejecting.
Want Soviet Bread Lines? Vote for Zohran Mamdani
By John Catsimatidis: He says he wants government grocery stores. That idea has been tried many times.
The Supreme Court’s Good Sense on Parental Rights and Porn Sites
Two more Supreme Court rulings that illustrate the benefits of the conservative judicial revolution.
Trump Bombs the Leak Machine
This has put much of the media on the back foot, engaged in a lot of throat-clearing about the “fog” of intelligence and the precise definition of “obliteration.” CNN, hilariously, continues to refuse to take the loss, and instead ran a piece suggesting the administration’s “hyperemotional” response to “honest questioning” only makes it “look defensive.” Sure.