The Wall Street Journal.United States Opinion | Maskless Among the Lemmings The Wall Street Journal. - Andy KesslerCalifornia finally opened up on June 15. We can actually set foot inside stores and restaurants without having to wear a mask. Freedom! And it’s about time. More than 70% of California adults have at one...
The Wall Street Journal.Mao Zedong Opinion | Xi’s Rewriting of History Won’t Stay in China The Wall Street Journal. - Paul Wolfowitz, Bill DrexelXi Jinping‘s new history of Chinese communism has little room for criticism of Mao Zedong. In February Mr. Xi issued a revised version of “A Brief History of the Communist Party of China,” the official...
The Wall Street Journal.Ebrahim Raisi Opinion | Iran Sends a Message to Biden The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardThe Islamic Republic of Iran isn’t a real democracy. But the result of Friday’s presidential election still reveals important truths about the government that the U.S. and Europe are trying to appease...
The Wall Street Journal.U.S. Politics Opinion | Saving New York City The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardThere is much ruin in a city, to adapt Adam Smith, and Bill de Blasio has spent eight years trying to prove it. The progressive’s tenure as mayor has been a catastrophe for New York City in nearly every...
The Wall Street Journal.Energy Opinion | Climate Policy by Judicial Decree The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardDemocrats know they can’t banish fossil fuels or impose carbon taxes democratically, so the Biden Administration is preparing a backup plan: use courts to impose the anti-carbon policies by decree. Six...
The Wall Street Journal.Race & Ethnicity Opinion | Doctors for Progressive Conformity The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardThe American Medical Association is a lobby of doctors that’s supposed to promote policies that improve public health and medicine. But it seems to be evolving into another arm of progressive politics,...
The Wall Street Journal.U.S. Department of Justice Opinion | Garland’s Bolton Reprieve The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardAttorney General Merrick Garland has dismayed progressives by rightly maintaining some of the Trump Justice Department’s positions in sensitive litigation, including a defamation suit against the former...
The Wall Street Journal.Vladimir Putin Opinion | Biden’s Red Lines for Russian Hackers The Wall Street Journal. - Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.No outcome of the Geneva summit was more eye-opening than Joe Biden’s claim to have presented Vladimir Putin with a list of 16 categories of U.S. cyber targets that must remain off-limits to attack. Mr....
The Wall Street Journal.Jokes Opinion | Practical Jokes Were My Father’s Vice The Wall Street Journal. - Gregg OpelkaIf my father were around this Father’s Day, we’d probably tease him about the Big Prank. The one that worked beautifully for a while—before it fizzled out in ignominy. My father had only one major character...
The Wall Street Journal.United States Opinion | Americans Should Know the Story of Abolitionist Cassius Clay The Wall Street Journal. - Michael MedvedIn an era of racial “reckoning,” the U.S. seems determined to obliterate statues and other public honors for those, such as Confederate generals, who fought to preserve slavery and racism. But there is...
The Wall Street Journal.Architecture Lucid Living The Wall Street Journal. - Willard SpiegelmanWhen architects build for themselves, they’re doing more than making a home, or what Le Corbusier called “a machine for living in.” Knowingly or not, they’re writing an autobiography. Emerson said “an...
