The Wall Street Journal.16 hours agoOpinion | Republicans Could Lead on Mental Health TreatmentThe Wall Street Journal. - Bruce ChapmanTucked away in the gun law President Biden just signed is a provision increasing funding for preventive outpatient treatment for mental illness. This is an important step toward solving America’s mental-health crisis but only part of what’s needed. Happily, help may be on the way if Republicans …
The Wall Street Journal.17 hours agoOpinion | The Justices Didn’t Lie to the SenateThe Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardThe reaction to the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health has been predictably vitriolic and often full of distortions. The Justices didn’t ban abortion; they said there is no constitutional right to abortion and left it to the states to decide. The majority …
The Wall Street Journal.17 hours agoOpinion | Biden’s NATO Summit To-Do ListThe Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardPresident Biden campaigned on a promise to reinvigorate alliances like NATO, and this week’s North Atlantic Treatysummit in Madrid will provide a real test of Mr. Biden’s ability to rally American allies. The most pressing question remains the defense of Ukraine. The President deserves credit for …
The Wall Street Journal.17 hours agoOpinion | United Airlines’s Inflation WarningThe Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardWhile Federal Reserve economists have retired their line that inflation is transitory, they’ve continued to downplay the risk of a wage-price spiral. We wonder what they call the 14.5% raise that United Airlines agreed last week to give its pilots through the end of next year. Anyone who's flown …
The Wall Street Journal.17 hours agoOpinion | Congress’s Biotech UnicornThe Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardIt’s hard to recall a greater triumph of private innovation and failure of public health bureaucracies than the pandemic. So it’s bizarre, to say the least, that Members of Congress now want to launch a government healthcare startup to develop technologies that are supposedly too cutting-edge for …
The Wall Street Journal.17 hours agoOpinion | The Alzheimer’s Cure ConundrumThe Wall Street Journal. - Andy KesslerChances are you know someone or have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease and its slow-progressing dementia. An estimated 6.5 million Americans—and 44 million people world-wide—suffer from it. Scientists are still unsure of its causes: Amyloid protein, tau tangles, inflammation, fat protein …
