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How to Keep Electricity Flowing May 29, 2023
Congress needs to reform permitting, but without federal overreach or favoritism toward renewables.
If You Like Your Jeep . . . May 29, 2023
. . . You soon won’t be able to buy one, thanks to California’s EV mandate.
Scapegoating the Short-Sellers May 29, 2023
Banks want the SEC to prevent bets that share prices will fall. Bad idea.
Work Requirements Still Work May 29, 2023
Joe Biden strongly favored welfare reform in the 1980s and ’90s.
Is a Chinese Vessel Raiding Pacific Graves? May 29, 2023
Naval grave-robbing shows no respect for the allied World War II dead.
A Debt-Ceiling Deal Worth Passing May 29, 2023
By staying united, the House GOP forced concessions from Biden.
The Empire of Racial Preferences Strikes Back May 29, 2023
Even if the Supreme Court rules against using race in college admissions, some schools plan to ignore it.
Putin's War Is America's Opportunity May 29, 2023
Ukraine will emerge as a formidable force in Europe—and one aligned with the U.S.
A Scientist's Sexuality Shouldn't Matter May 29, 2023
If you earn a doctorate, a federal agency wants to know if you’re gay, trans, ‘queer’ or ‘genderqueer.’
The Bigotry That Proudly Speaks Its Name May 29, 2023
From Dodger Stadium to Washington, indulging anti-Catholic sentiment is an elite pastime.
Claudia Rosett at Tiananmen Square: The Communist Party Pulls the Trigger May 29, 2023
The former Journal editor, who died Saturday, witnessed the June 1989 massacre. Here was her account.
Kevin McCarthy: Wasteful Government Doesn't Have to Keep Growing May 29, 2023
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is an important first step in relieving America of its crushing debt.
Sacramento's War on Skittles May 28, 2023
California progressives are using phony scientific theories to target processed-food ingredients.
Finally, Can We Ask Who Really Colluded With Russia? May 26, 2023
If the crime is promoting distrust in institutions, the evidence is strongest against the FBI and media.
The Punishing Tax Collectors of Oregon February 7, 2023
Does government have an obligation to inform residents they owe a new tax before penalizing them?

How to Keep Electricity Flowing May 29, 2023
Congress needs to reform permitting, but without federal overreach or favoritism toward renewables.
If You Like Your Jeep . . . May 29, 2023
. . . You soon won’t be able to buy one, thanks to California’s EV mandate.
Scapegoating the Short-Sellers May 29, 2023
Banks want the SEC to prevent bets that share prices will fall. Bad idea.
Work Requirements Still Work May 29, 2023
Joe Biden strongly favored welfare reform in the 1980s and ’90s.
Is a Chinese Vessel Raiding Pacific Graves? May 29, 2023
Naval grave-robbing shows no respect for the allied World War II dead.
A Debt-Ceiling Deal Worth Passing May 29, 2023
By staying united, the House GOP forced concessions from Biden.
The Empire of Racial Preferences Strikes Back May 29, 2023
Even if the Supreme Court rules against using race in college admissions, some schools plan to ignore it.
Putin's War Is America's Opportunity May 29, 2023
Ukraine will emerge as a formidable force in Europe—and one aligned with the U.S.
A Scientist's Sexuality Shouldn't Matter May 29, 2023
If you earn a doctorate, a federal agency wants to know if you’re gay, trans, ‘queer’ or ‘genderqueer.’
The Bigotry That Proudly Speaks Its Name May 29, 2023
From Dodger Stadium to Washington, indulging anti-Catholic sentiment is an elite pastime.
Claudia Rosett at Tiananmen Square: The Communist Party Pulls the Trigger May 29, 2023
The former Journal editor, who died Saturday, witnessed the June 1989 massacre. Here was her account.
Kevin McCarthy: Wasteful Government Doesn't Have to Keep Growing May 29, 2023
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is an important first step in relieving America of its crushing debt.
Sacramento's War on Skittles May 28, 2023
California progressives are using phony scientific theories to target processed-food ingredients.
Finally, Can We Ask Who Really Colluded With Russia? May 26, 2023
If the crime is promoting distrust in institutions, the evidence is strongest against the FBI and media.
The Punishing Tax Collectors of Oregon February 7, 2023
Does government have an obligation to inform residents they owe a new tax before penalizing them?

How to Keep Electricity Flowing May 29, 2023
Congress needs to reform permitting, but without federal overreach or favoritism toward renewables.
If You Like Your Jeep . . . May 29, 2023
. . . You soon won’t be able to buy one, thanks to California’s EV mandate.
Scapegoating the Short-Sellers May 29, 2023
Banks want the SEC to prevent bets that share prices will fall. Bad idea.
Work Requirements Still Work May 29, 2023
Joe Biden strongly favored welfare reform in the 1980s and ’90s.
Is a Chinese Vessel Raiding Pacific Graves? May 29, 2023
Naval grave-robbing shows no respect for the allied World War II dead.
A Debt-Ceiling Deal Worth Passing May 29, 2023
By staying united, the House GOP forced concessions from Biden.
The Empire of Racial Preferences Strikes Back May 29, 2023
Even if the Supreme Court rules against using race in college admissions, some schools plan to ignore it.
Putin's War Is America's Opportunity May 29, 2023
Ukraine will emerge as a formidable force in Europe—and one aligned with the U.S.
A Scientist's Sexuality Shouldn't Matter May 29, 2023
If you earn a doctorate, a federal agency wants to know if you’re gay, trans, ‘queer’ or ‘genderqueer.’
The Bigotry That Proudly Speaks Its Name May 29, 2023
From Dodger Stadium to Washington, indulging anti-Catholic sentiment is an elite pastime.