Opinion | If at First You Don’t Succeed, Die, Die Again
Ali Khamenei wasn’t indispensable, but Israel is aiming to make it impossible to replace him. Source link
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Opinion | The Epstein ‘Transparency’ Travesty
Redactions, supposedly to protect victims, are so sweeping as to make a farce of the exercise. Source link
Opinion | Two ‘Emergency’ Wins at the Supreme Court
The Justices halt a New York gerrymander and a California gender policy. Source link
Opinion | Trump’s Weird Iran War
It contains messages for Democrats who would impeach him and for Putin and Xi. Source link
Opinion | On Iran, Democrats Offer Only Partisanship
Most oppose the war effort and even seem to hope for failure. Source link
Opinion | The National Labor Relations Board Gets a Makeover
The NLRB will reverse the outrages of the Biden years, but workers need Congress to protect those gains. Source link
Opinion | Why Johnny Can’t Read Anything Other Than Pronouns
Schools have become laboratories for esoteric ideological projects, not centers of learning. Source link
Opinion | The Fed’s Forgotten Purpose
Kevin Warsh should remember his vision of a central bank that confines itself to its role as lender of last resort. Source link
Opinion | Iran and a New Middle East Alliance
Tehran’s attacks on its Arab neighbors make Netanyahu’s dream suddenly feasible. Source link
Opinion | Trump’s Lone Ranger Approach to Iran
Going to war without congressional or public consent makes a risky decision even more so. Source link