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Trump would send a useful message of accountability by removing Michael Barr as Vice Chair for Supervision.

He boasts about a SoftBank investment but snubs Nippon Steel.

Democrats don't hold up their end of a bipartisan Senate bargain.

The debate over insurance echoes an OECD finding about declining literacy.

New York Times readers finally learn that Biden policies spurred a wave of illegal immigration.

The First Step Act may be a precursor to Trump's second term.

The collapse of the seemingly all-powerful Assad regime shows how fragile dictatorships are.

How to avert disaster? First, do no harm. Then take a serious look at costly tax expenditures.

Among other things, schools should curtail DEI and stop taking political sides.

Investors are bullish that Trump can restrain Washington.