The Dow’s Surge Above 50,000 Proves That Supply-Side Miracles Can Come True
We are living through what could be the greatest period of wealth creation in the history of the world.
By STEPHEN MOORE
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‘Dr. Strangelove’ Redux? Europe Learns To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Germany, Britain, and France are constructing, independently from America, a European nuclear deterrent.
By DEAN KARAYANIS
|How Will Starmer Go Down? Gradually, Then Suddenly
The prime minister of Britain survives politically — at least for the moment.
By JULIE BURCHILL
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Falling Birth Rates, Especially Among Liberals, Could Presage a More Conservative World
Young women increasingly tilt left politically and also tend to marry less often, hold jobs outside the home, say they don’t want children, and travel more frequently.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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A Federal Judge Rebukes Kristi Noem on Immigration Law and Protected Status for Haitians
The secretary of homeland security will not benefit from Judge Ana Reyes’s tutorial, but other Americans will.
By GEORGE WILL
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Welcome to Washington: Congress Braces for What Could Be the Ugliest Shutdown Yet
There is no sign that a deal can be reached, which means key services for Americans could be disrupted
By MATTHEW RICE
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