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Joe Biden's Early Test From Moscow and Beijing January 17, 2021

An expiring arms-control deal is a chance to address hypersonics and make China come to the table.

There's as Much to Learn From Trump's Success as His Disgrace January 17, 2021

Responsible leaders made his election possible by creating a vacuum that a demagogue could fill.

Biden's First Spending Blowout January 15, 2021

He doubles Obama’s 2009 plan even as the economy is poised to take off in 2021.

Boss Madigan Falls at Last January 15, 2021

Illinois gets a new House speaker, but the system of public-union dominance survives.

Betsy DeVos's Education Record January 15, 2021

She did much good for school choice and due process on campus.

The 1776 Report January 15, 2021

A Trump commission tries to correct the historical record.

How the Left Hijacked Civil Rights January 15, 2021

For centuries black Americans debated how to overcome racism—but they always emphasized human agency and individual responsibility.

Mainstream Media Partisanship Comes to Voice of America January 15, 2021

VOA aired a ‘news’ report in Pakistan that was no more than a repackaged Biden campaign ad.

What WHO Won't Learn From China January 15, 2021

Beijing likes the story that Covid began elsewhere but at least it could tell us about the virus in China today.

The Biden Blowout January 15, 2021

Who voted for this?

The 'Common Carrier' Solution to Social-Media Censorship January 15, 2021

Railroads can’t refuse to carry passengers for their political views. The same rule should apply to online monopolies, legal scholar Richard Epstein argues.

New York, I Love You, but We Can't Go On Like This January 15, 2021

The Empire State and its biggest city need a financial and political intervention before it’s too late.

Liz Cheney Shows What Leadership Looks Like January 14, 2021

The sooner Republicans demystify Donald Trump, the better for them and for the country.

Those $2,000 Checks Won't Boost the Economy January 14, 2021

Politicians love direct payments, but people spend more only when long-term income rises.

Big Business's Sharp Left Turn January 14, 2021

Corporations’ new political role carries serious political and legal consequences.

Heard on the Street

Joe Biden's Early Test From Moscow and Beijing January 17, 2021

An expiring arms-control deal is a chance to address hypersonics and make China come to the table.

There's as Much to Learn From Trump's Success as His Disgrace January 17, 2021

Responsible leaders made his election possible by creating a vacuum that a demagogue could fill.

Biden's First Spending Blowout January 15, 2021

He doubles Obama’s 2009 plan even as the economy is poised to take off in 2021.

Boss Madigan Falls at Last January 15, 2021

Illinois gets a new House speaker, but the system of public-union dominance survives.

Betsy DeVos's Education Record January 15, 2021

She did much good for school choice and due process on campus.

The 1776 Report January 15, 2021

A Trump commission tries to correct the historical record.

How the Left Hijacked Civil Rights January 15, 2021

For centuries black Americans debated how to overcome racism—but they always emphasized human agency and individual responsibility.

Mainstream Media Partisanship Comes to Voice of America January 15, 2021

VOA aired a ‘news’ report in Pakistan that was no more than a repackaged Biden campaign ad.

What WHO Won't Learn From China January 15, 2021

Beijing likes the story that Covid began elsewhere but at least it could tell us about the virus in China today.

The Biden Blowout January 15, 2021

Who voted for this?

The 'Common Carrier' Solution to Social-Media Censorship January 15, 2021

Railroads can’t refuse to carry passengers for their political views. The same rule should apply to online monopolies, legal scholar Richard Epstein argues.

New York, I Love You, but We Can't Go On Like This January 15, 2021

The Empire State and its biggest city need a financial and political intervention before it’s too late.

Liz Cheney Shows What Leadership Looks Like January 14, 2021

The sooner Republicans demystify Donald Trump, the better for them and for the country.

Those $2,000 Checks Won't Boost the Economy January 14, 2021

Politicians love direct payments, but people spend more only when long-term income rises.

Big Business's Sharp Left Turn January 14, 2021

Corporations’ new political role carries serious political and legal consequences.

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Joe Biden's Early Test From Moscow and Beijing January 17, 2021

An expiring arms-control deal is a chance to address hypersonics and make China come to the table.

There's as Much to Learn From Trump's Success as His Disgrace January 17, 2021

Responsible leaders made his election possible by creating a vacuum that a demagogue could fill.

Biden's First Spending Blowout January 15, 2021

He doubles Obama’s 2009 plan even as the economy is poised to take off in 2021.

Boss Madigan Falls at Last January 15, 2021

Illinois gets a new House speaker, but the system of public-union dominance survives.

Betsy DeVos's Education Record January 15, 2021

She did much good for school choice and due process on campus.

The 1776 Report January 15, 2021

A Trump commission tries to correct the historical record.

How the Left Hijacked Civil Rights January 15, 2021

For centuries black Americans debated how to overcome racism—but they always emphasized human agency and individual responsibility.

Mainstream Media Partisanship Comes to Voice of America January 15, 2021

VOA aired a ‘news’ report in Pakistan that was no more than a repackaged Biden campaign ad.

What WHO Won't Learn From China January 15, 2021

Beijing likes the story that Covid began elsewhere but at least it could tell us about the virus in China today.

The Biden Blowout January 15, 2021

Who voted for this?

MarketWatch: Stock Market News

: Trump reportedly plans to issue around 100 pardons Tuesday January 18, 2021

The actions are expected to include white-collar criminals and political allies, along with some reform-minded pardons, according to the reports. But CNN said Trump is not expected to pardon himself.

The Wall Street Journal: In return to hands-off approach, Yellen to say U.S. doesn’t seek weaker dollar January 18, 2021

Janet Yellen is expected to affirm the U.S.’s commitment to market-determined exchange rates when she testifies on Capitol Hill Tuesday, and she will make clear the U.S. doesn’t seek a weaker dollar for competitive advantage, according to Biden transition officials familiar with her hearing preparation.

The Wall Street Journal: Facing opposition from Biden, Keystone pipeline developer pledges zero emissions January 18, 2021

The Keystone oil pipeline’s developer plans to announce a series of overhauls—including a pledge to use only renewable energy—in a bid to win President-elect Joe Biden’s support for the controversial project.

: Biden to pick Gary Gensler to lead SEC, Rohit Chopra to helm CFPB: reports January 18, 2021

President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Gary Gensler to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission and Rohit Chopra to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, according to media reports Sunday night.

: In parting shot, Trump administration revokes licenses to do business with Huawei: report January 18, 2021

The Trump administration has notified Intel Corp. and other tech companies that it is revoking licenses to do business with China's Huawei Technologies Co. and rejecting new license applications, Reuters reported Sunday.

: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene gets 12-hour Twitter suspension for ‘multiple’ violations January 18, 2021

Greene, a Georgia Republican and a supporter of the QAnon conspiracy theory, has repeatedly posted incendiary comments and false claims about fraud in the presidential election.

Earnings Watch: The COVID-19 earnings recession is expected to remain, but an end may be in sight January 18, 2021

After the holiday quarter snapped an earnings recession last year, the same is not expected this year --- but it isn't impossible, and may happen three months later.

: GitHub admits error in firing Jewish employee who warned colleagues to ‘stay safe’ from Nazis amid Capitol riot January 17, 2021

GitHub apologized and offered a former employee his job back Sunday, after an investigation found "significant errors of judgment and procedure" after the employee, who is Jewish, was fired for warning colleagues to watch out for Nazis on the day of the Capitol riot.

The Wall Street Journal: Prior to Capitol riot, Proud Boys took Trump’s words as call to action January 17, 2021

On Jan. 3, three days before the attack on the Capitol, Enrique Tarrio, the leader of the far-right organization known as the Proud Boys, shared a cryptic post on the messaging app Telegram: “What if we invade it?”

NewsWatch: Here are the biggest stock market winners and losers in Biden’s massive stimulus plan January 17, 2021

Sectors including banking, biotech, gold mining, green energy and infrastructure will be in play this year.