Opinion

Two election losses show that Britain’s Tory government urgently needs a pro-growth agenda.

His war on fossil fuels has proved costly for American consumers.

New Title IX regulations would eliminate cross-examination, live hearings and other basic rights.

Jack Donahue, 68, is still volunteering—just like his father.

Berlin braces for a cutoff of Russian gas, but the nuclear power taboo remains.

The Supreme Court reaffirms that states can’t disfavor schools on account of faith.

Kirkland & Ellis tells Paul Clement and a partner to dump their Second Amendment clients. They refuse and resign.

This week’s Senate compromise reflects a recognition of legal and political reality.

Ken Griffin has had enough of the high-crime Windy City and moves his hedge fund to Miami.

After our Supreme Court victory protecting the Second Amendment, we were told to ditch our clients or leave.