Tag: WSJ – Wall Street Journal

It’s not too late for the president to step aside in favor of an abler candidate.

Rejecting Trump’s claim would have meant a weaker government and a more politicized justice system.

Voters preferred Biden in 2020. Maybe they’ll pick Trump this time. That’s how the system works.

Imagine taking management advice from the World Economic Forum’s Klaus Schwab.

After its SAVE plan is blocked, the Department of Education pauses interest payments for borrowers.

Efforts to prosecute them constitute election interference.

The Supreme Court lets a new business challenge an old regulation.

He says he supports a school-choice plan, but so far he’s done nothing to advance it.

Seeing foreign policy as a crucial Biden weakness, Trump hammers away.

A 6-3 majority rules that Presidents have ‘presumptive immunity’ from criminal prosecution for their official acts.