Opinion

Incentives matter—and business investment soared.

A terrorist leader says: Oct. 7 today, Oct. 7 tomorrow, Oct. 7 forever.

It slashed its levy on corporations and became a magnet for business and jobs.

The Chairman’s stock-buyback rule takes a drubbing in court.

Biden’s surrogates attack Dean Phillips, while Trump attacks practically everyone.

The party never expected Jew-hatred to be a feature of its coalition. Now it is.

Can Washington still function to provide military aid to allies fighting for their survival?

Political cynics use the term to make normal human reactions to terror seem crazy or bigoted.

Bad leaders alone don’t cause conflict, global governance has failed, and trade doesn’t create peace.

Dictator Nicolás Maduro disqualifies his democratic opposition two weeks after signing a deal that eased U.S. sanctions..