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World

China Wins High-Stakes U.N. Vote on Its Xinjiang Atrocities

By Jimmy Quinn 12:02 PM

Nearly two years into Washington’s reengagement with the U.N. Human Rights Council, its principled engagement is delivering principled diplomatic defeat.

Fiscal Policy

California Does the Opposite of Helping on Inflation

By Dominic Pino 10:25 AM

California’s most recent handout doesn’t address inflation and is little more than an election-year handout.

White House

Notice Who Isn’t Barnstorming the Country as the Midterms Approach

By Jim Geraghty 10:21 AM

A month away from the midterms, President Biden is appearing at Democratic Party fundraisers, but not on the trail with Democratic candidates.

International

Europe’s Energy Mess: The LNG Squeeze Just Got a Bit Tighter

By Andrew Stuttaford October 6, 2022

It should always be remembered that LNG is part of a global market in a way that ‘ordinary’ natural gas is not.

Politics & Policy

California’s Tyrannical Covid ‘Misinformation’ Law

By Pradheep J. Shanker October 6, 2022

Gavin Newsom’s law restricts free speech and threatens the doctor–patient relationship.

Politics & Policy

Self-Help for Progressives: How to Overcome Meloni’s Victory

By Itxu Díaz October 6, 2022

The Left has run out of adjectives for its opponents.

Education

Arizona Parents Show How to Beat the Teachers’ Unions

By Jason Bedrick & Corey DeAngelis October 6, 2022

Parent protesters revealed the unions and their allies to be paper tigers, thereby paving the way for further school-choice expansions in other states.

Regulatory Policy

The FTC’s Aggressive Stance May Harm Its Only Constituents

By Sean-Michael Pigeon October 6, 2022

The Federal Trade Commission is out for blood, but Big Tech won’t be the one to bleed — the American consumer will.

Law & the Courts

Eleventh Circuit Fast-Tracks DOJ’s Mar-a-Lago Appeal

By Andrew C. McCarthy October 5, 2022

The Justice Department clearly hopes that the Eleventh Circuit’s likely ruling in its favor could be used to abort the special-master review process currently underway.

Elections

South Texas on the Political Brink

By Nate Hochman October 5, 2022

Hispanics here may be more conservative than most Democrats, but partisan loyalties pose a lingering challenge for Republicans.