Opinion | The Horrors of Xinjiang
The United Nations is too often a protectorate for dictators—see its failure to do much against Russia’s war on Ukraine. But once in a while some part of...
Opinion | The Ambition of Michigan Abortion Rights
Some of our friends on the right say that our Wednesday editorial on a potential abortion referendum in Michigan was too understated about its true ambition. If voters...
Opinion | Christopher Wray’s FBI: James Comey Redux?
The bureau still faces serious questions about politicized agents and probes.
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Opinion | Boris Looms, Trumplike, Over British Politics
Peggy Noonan is an opinion columnist at the Wall Street Journal where her column, "Declarations," has run since 2000. She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary in...
Opinion | Student-Loan Forgiveness and the National Debt
The colorful Ohio Gov. Jim Rhodes once likened George Romney’s run for the presidency to “a duck trying to a football.” I wish he had been around...
Opinion | Biden and Powell Are at Odds on Inflation
If you were expecting Jerome Powell to unveil an elegant new intellectual framework for monetary policy in Jackson Hole, Wyo., last week, the Federal Reserve chairman’s speech on...
