Wall Street Journal
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Fox, WSJ, and NYP — Get Out of the NYC Sewer!
The most influential conservative media outlets in the nation are located under one roof in enemy territory.
This Just In: Joe Biden Was Never Fit to Be President
A blockbuster Wall Street Journal report relays stunning insider details about perhaps the greatest presidential scandal in history.
In Brief: Tucker Carlson’s History Lessons
The media personality spreads bizarre ideas about World War II.
In Brief: The Mess Democrats Have Made
Imagine if Biden had chosen a vice president for competence rather than identity politics.
Biden His TIME
A long-form interview exposes what we all already know: Joe Biden is fading fast.
In Brief: A Prostituted Court and Verdict
Three editorial boards weigh in on the travesty of justice in Donald Trump’s case.
In Brief: Lawless Student Loan Forgiveness
He wants to write off hundreds of billions in student debt before the courts can stop him.
In Brief: The Coming Electricity Crisis
Artificial-intelligence data centers and climate rules are pushing the power grid to what could become a breaking point.
In Brief: Biden’s Partisan State of Disunion
The Democrat pep rally had not a single bipartisan grace note.
In Brief: America’s Space War Vulnerability
Maybe Mike Turner’s national security threat warning will awaken a complacent Washington, DC.
In Brief: Israel’s Untold Gaza Progress
The Israel Defense Forces are winning against Hamas but need more time.
In Brief: A Mail-Vote Time Bomb Keeps Ticking
Pennsylvania’s undated ballots might go to the Supreme Court — again.
In Brief: Biden’s Summer Regulatory Onslaught
While Congress and the media sleep, new rules remake the American economy.
In Brief: The Federal Dirty Dish Rule
New “efficiency” rules mean you can taste last night’s spaghetti again.
In Brief: Chuck Schumer’s Debt Default
Senate Democrats are missing in action as the debt ceiling nears.
In Brief: A Texas-Sized Energy Fiasco
Austin passes subsidies for gas power to counter wind-power subsidies that have destabilized the state electric grid.
In Brief: The Smearing of Clarence Thomas
The Left gins up another phony ethics assault to tarnish the Supreme Court.
In Brief: The Heroes of the Nashville School Shooting
The cops who raced toward danger knew the lessons of Uvalde.
In Brief: The Camp Lejeune Lawsuit Racket
How Democrats rigged a legislative payoff for trial lawyers.