The Wall Street Journal Opinions

Katie Couric finally reveals what the late Supreme Court justice thought of anthem protests.

The wealthy already bear far more of the burden in the U.S. than they do in other developed countries.

Clear rules would benefit the public, and my company doesn’t seek to be the industry’s gatekeeper.

And even if Americans were willing to pay, it’d have little impact on rising temperatures.

Real average hourly earnings have declined 1.9% since Biden’s inaugural.

The 90-year-old actor and ‘Star Trek’ pioneer takes a ride on a Blue Origin rocket.

Sacramento escalates its campaign to raise costs for everything.

Strategic ambiguity is no solution for a major debt implosion.

Extending civil-service protections to TSA screeners pleases government-employee unions but puts American lives at risk.

The spending bill will cost ‘nothing’ and the U.S. border with Mexico is ‘closed.’

Look behind the federal books to see the ways monetary policy has come to abet runaway spending.

My patient’s daughter had a panic attack after being bullied for a tasteless joke.

A teachable moment arrives for next month’s global climate summiteers.

Beijing’s growing belligerence coincides with declining U.S. military power.

The President tries to duck responsibility for a calamitous withdrawal.

The House Speaker has a stern feminist warning for the Taliban.

Fear and chaos in Kabul as the U.S. fails to get loyal friends out.

‘Outlook not so good’ if you have a retirement account, capital gains or assets for inheritance.

Was the coronavirus manipulated to infect humans? If so, that will inform our response.

The White House is so far unwilling to challenge the U.S. left that likes the regime.