Wall Street Journal Opinion

Voters have concluded that the private jet-flying alarmists don’t really believe their own claims.

Frederick Baker was born in 1920 and died last week. He was an even-tempered man of kindness and faith.

Border taxes on imports from Canada will slow rebuilding in Los Angeles and North Carolina.

Google’s new building is on one side, ‘Post No Bills’ on the other.

Take a page from the playbook of Reagan and Treasury Secretary James Baker, who managed to douse the ‘prairie fire’ of protectionism.

He’s made millions from referring clients to trial lawyers, and he advocates mass tort litigation that would ruin the vaccine industry.

New director Ratcliffe releases a judgment Biden had kept secret.

A new report reveals serious negligence and fiscal mismanagement.

The Constitution gives the president broad discretion in enforcing the law and conducting foreign affairs.

Trump’s order against the practice is a crucial step in restoring the purpose of higher education.

The economic sun shines from Davos to Main Street. But there are a few clouds on the horizon.

The GOP can save huge sums by going back to pre-pandemic spending on Medicaid and food stamps.

Does government have an obligation to inform residents they owe a new tax before penalizing them?