Democracy Succeeds in Georgia
Republican Brian Kemp was declared Georgia’s Governor-elect over the weekend, yet Democrats are now trying to rob him of legitimacy by accusing him of stealing the election. Democrats...
The Three Stages of Trump's Foreign Policy
President Trump’s foreign policy has passed through two stages—one restrained and one more turbulent. The third and most decisive is now beginning to take shape. Through most...
Americans Turned to Trump to Roll Back the Progressive Tide
At lunch the other day, a friend and strong anti-Trumper wondered aloud what brought all those thousands of people out to Donald Trump’s rallies. “After all,” he said...
Make It Easier for Companies to Offer 401(k)s
Just before Labor Day, President Trump issued an executive order directing federal agencies to consider two significant reforms for retirement plans. The first would make it easier for...
How China Copes With Capital Flight
Watchers of China’s currency in the past few years have risked a serious case of whiplash. After tamping down the yuan’s appreciation for the better part of two...
The Jim Acosta Hour
Nobody contests Jim Acosta’s right to be a jerk in front of a TV camera. In the federal courts, however, Mr. Acosta and his employer, CNN, are...
Divide States to Democratize the Senate
‘No State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate,” declare Article V of the Constitution, which lays out the amendment process. A...
The Kremlin's Interpol Power Play
A close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely to be elected the new head of Interpol this week at the organization’s general assembly in Dubai. Maj....
Prosperity and its Temporary Side Effects
There aren’t many downsides to America’s humming economy. But this week travellers will experience one side effect of prosperity, if only a temporary one. According to the American...
5G spectrum should be sold at fair price: Nunzio Mirtillo
Sweden’s Ericsson, the world’s biggest telecom gear maker, will continue to invest strongly in India, which it considers a challenging — and big — market. Nunzio Mirtillo, head of India, SE Asia and...