John Roberts on Defying the Courts
The Chief calls out the growing threats of violence against judges.
Advice From the Wisest President
George Washington proposed that we live by three ideas: liberty, conscience and tolerance.
WSJ Opinion: Islamic Threat is Still Alive
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Opinion
Signposts on the Wisdom Trail
Things I’ve learned from Lincoln, C.S. Lewis, David Foster Wallace, and my friend’s grandmother.
A Young David Rivkin on His Way to America
He was one of those fortunate to leave behind Soviet oppression. I was his caseworker.
Opinion
The House GOP’s Speaker Test
Will Republicans re-elect Mike Johnson, or melt down again?
Opinion
Ron Johnson: Fiscal Sanity Isn’t Too Much to Hope for This Year
Congress should revert to pre-pandemic spending, adjusted for population growth and inflation.
What this criticism of Trump’s promised Jan. 6 pardons gets wrong about the justice system
A Wall Street Journal editorial argued that pardoning certain Jan. 6 defendants “would contradict Mr. Trump’s support for law and order.” That misses an important point.
Syria’s Rebel Leader Is No Moderate
Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani is committed to armed jihad and has praised 9/11’s planners.
Opinion
WSJ Opinion: The Anti-Woke Backlash
From DEI to ESG, progressive projects faltered.
Opinion
Drones and the Cost of Lost Trust
Conspiracy theories fly and public anger builds when Americans don’t believe their government.