Tehran might keep a peace deal, but it could just be buying time to retaliate.
Publication: Wall Street Journal
Trump Wins the Battle of NATO
America has long asked its European allies to spend more on their own self-defense. So the astonishing news out of this week’s North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit is the near unanimity: NATO allies have agreed to devote 5% of their economies to military spending, up from the current 2% floor.
Trump’s Iran Strike Looks Judicious and Pragmatic
By attacking key nuclear sites, the U.S. enters a fight in our national interest in which an ally has done most of the heavy lifting.
Trump Meets the Moment on Iran
The President bombs three nuclear sites to spare the world from an intolerable risk.
MAGA’s Misguided Isolationists
Most Republicans support Israel and don’t want Iran to have a nuclear weapon.
Trump Does Jews Another Mitzvah
His support for Israel against Iran builds on tough actions against campus antisemitism.
How Progressive Government Set the Stage for the LA Riots
The city’s failed policies on crime, economics and schools hurt immigrants more than anyone else.
RFK Jr. Can Take on America’s Addiction to Carbs
Nearly all Americans are at risk for metabolic disease. It’s time to recommend for them the lower-carb diet.
Send in the Troops, for Real
By Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR): When local police can’t restore order, the federal government has a duty to do so with a show of force.
Democrats Make Stephen Miller’s Day
Soft-pedaling disorder in the streets helps Trump’s deportation agenda.
Watergate-Style Hearings for the Biden Coverup
Congress should get to the bottom of the ‘Politburo’ that governed while the president declined.
Goodbye to Racial Quotas in Federal Contracts
One of Trump’s successes is cleaning up the racial spoils system.
A Realistic Path to Trump’s Golden Dome
There is much to like about President Trump’s idea for stronger nationwide protection against air and missile threats to the U.S.
Biden’s Prostate Cancer Transparency
Mr. Biden owes the public more information, given that he left office only 120 days ago, after telling voters he was fit to stay through 2029 and age 86.
A Reckoning for the Biden Cover-Up
The Democratic and media denial of his infirmity helped make Trump II possible.
Joe Biden Was Unfit in 2020
By Barton Swaim: I saw him campaign in South Carolina. Anybody with eyes and ears could tell he wasn’t up to the job.
Democrats Are Stuck in the Soup
By Karl Rove: Why don’t Democrats try to understand why Trump is popular? When combined with young and working-class voters, the growing number of Hispanics in the U.S. was supposed to guarantee Democratic dominance for decades. Instead, these three groups played a big role in handing the White House to Republicans last year.
Have We Dodged the Tariff Disaster?
Brexit’s results were less dire than opponents had warned. Something similar may be happening here.
You Won’t Believe the Tax Breaks for Professors
They’re pretty sweet. Private-school tuition and lavish homes for school employees are exempt.
How the Lights Went Out in Spain
The country flew too close to the sun—which is to say it relied too heavily on unreliable solar power.
What the 47th President Can Learn from the 45th
By Mike Pence: Time-honored conservative principles guided the first Trump administration. America needs them now.
California Keeps Declining, and Newsom Tries to Blame Trump
Tariffs don’t help, but the state’s problems aren’t new, and Democrats have governed for years.
Harvard Is an Islamist Outpost
For decades it nurtured resentful leftists, and antisemitism united them in a common cause.
Dems’ Tailspin Continues
By Karl Rove: As many problems as Trump has, the other party can’t seem to take advantage.