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WSJ Opinion: Democrats Won—Now Don’t Blow It
Democrats won, but we must resist a third impeachment and focus on governing, says Tom Suozzi.
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WSJ Opinion: Trump vs. Trump, the Final Act
Unruly Republic: As Donald Trump begins lame-duck status for the final two years of his presidency, columnist Barton Swaim argues that never has a politician so consistently acted against his own and his party’s interests.
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The Job Market Message for Democrats
The election victors inherit a solid economy, if they can keep it.
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Democrats May Defund the Troops
They may cut off funds for the Iran blockade, aiding the mullahs.
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Susie Wiles Takes the Election Fall
Trump fires his chief of staff, as his political universe shrinks.
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Trump Fires Susie Wiles, Schumer Vows No ‘Right-winger’ Justices, and More Midterm Fallout
After the GOP's grim election, Trump names a new chief of staff: Stephen Miller, who designed the policies that voters just repudiated. Plus, as Chuck Schumer draws a line on Supreme Court nominees, are Justices Alito and Thomas in for a long haul?
Escape From the MAGA Echo Chamber
The White House warns conservative groups it’s monitoring them.
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Bernie Bros Plan a New War on Business
Democrats plan to use investigations of Trump as a pretext to attack American shareholders.
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The Antisemitic Philadelphia Bike Gang
The tax-exempt DSA may be violating IRS rules by joining an effort to harass ‘Zionist’ restaurants.
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Trump, the New Congress and the Solyndra Probe
The administration’s equity stakes in U.S. companies are about to draw legislative scrutiny.
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When It Comes to Weights and Measures, Trust but Verify
Dollars and cents aren’t the only numbers that should be audited.
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The MAGA Coalition Disintegrates
Things could hardly have been worse for Trump’s Republicans on Tuesday—but they may be in 2028.
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Trump Outran His Leash With the Iran War
His voters have always understood his limitations. They expected him to understand them too.
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There’s No Such Thing as a Stock-Market Bubble
In 1999, just as today, when share prices fall, it isn’t a delusion correcting. It’s uncertainty resolving.
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More Education for Tax Preparers Is Welcome
Section 504 of the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act establishes reasonable standards.
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Methane Regulations and the Climate Debate
Readers present opposing views on whether low-volume oil and gas wells should face strict federal oversight.
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More Autism Therapy Isn’t Evidence of Fraud
An increase in therapy hours doesn’t, on its own, signify waste, fraud or abuse.
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The Democratic Party Won’t Tolerate Pro-Israel Members
Democrats welcome socialists with open arms but won’t endure anyone who stands up for the Jewish state.
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Send Glenn Youngkin to the White House
After the nonsense of recent years, the country could use a president of his caliber.
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