The Wall Street Journal Opinions

YouTube censored my news conference as ‘misinformation.’

Pundits repeat the mantra that there was ‘no military solution.’ The Taliban seem to have come up with one.

Washington may follow Beijing’s crackdown, and CEOs need to act now to slow the regulatory rush.

In his quest for personal power, he’s rejected Deng Xiaoping’s economic reform path and turned the Communist Party into an assemblage of yes-men.

A classic capitalist enterprise attacks capitalism.

Americans need to be more tactful and understanding when it comes to measures like masks and vaccines.

A new study shows how the Biden plan would hurt U.S. firms.

Why is he so afraid of AOC? Ask the ghosts of Joe Crowley and Eliot Engel.

Beneath its alarmism, a new U.N. study adjusts downward its expected future warming risk.

The companies censor on the government’s behalf. There’s ample precedent for calling it state action.

Let’s see how it stands up against three measures of what makes a good IPO.

Antitrust lesson 101: Big government often makes big business bigger.

You won’t believe what the White House thinks is an ethical solution.

A Japanese official tells the truth about China’s Taiwan ambitions.

Our ‘newspapers of record’ become something else when they conspire to deny facts and hide truth.

She’s 9, and she came home looking ill after three hours of tennis. This has no scientific justification.

Recently retired police chief James Craig refused to tolerate the political violence that wracked other cities last year. He’s mulling a run for governor next year.

The city’s feckless leaders lack the democratic legitimacy that normal elections give the winners.

Will the criminal sentencing of CNN’s favorite lawyer lead to any media reform?

Congress should look at the anti-competitive details before signing on.