Opinion

Victory hasn’t stopped him from leveling false charges that Georgia is engaged in ‘voter suppression.’

GOP division and disarray on Capitol Hill bode ill for the next two years.

For some workers in a tight labor market, the weekend starts on Thursday night.

Elected as an insurgent in 2010, the Pennsylvania Republican later found himself in the midst of a populist tide that...

Three blind spots render incoherent the promises of liberal politicians to protect Jews from attack.

Japan, by contrast, is rearming, alarmed by China’s aggression and America’s distraction.

Central bankers said easy money would last forever. Too bad retail investors took them at their word.

GOP voters seem ready to move on.

The new majority can undo the Democrats’ linguistic vandalism.

Those blank pages carry a message of discontent that goes far beyond oppressive zero-Covid policies.