Opinion & Commentary from The Wall Street Journal.
The sooner Republicans demystify Donald Trump, the better for them and for the country, writes @peggynoonannyc
Nancy Pelosi’s first two legislative bills in the new Congress would consolidate Democratic power, writes The Editorial Board
This week Corporate America moved from captives of wokeness to active accomplices. The legal and political consequences may prove profound, writes @KimStrassel
The most enduring way to address an extremist religious ideology is to recontextualize its teachings and reform it from within, writes Yahya Cholil Staquf
Will Biden take after Reagan’s example and listen to the other side’s concerns? It would be an important step toward the unity he has promised, writes Kenneth L. Khaghigian
A mail-vote fiasco in Pennsylvania comes to an end, 70 days after the election.
The American Cancer Society reported that cancer mortality declined by a record 2.4% in 2018 and 31% since the 1991 peak. Credit better and earlier diagnostics and therapies and a decline in smoking.
Twitter’s Jack Dorsey admits that the last week has accelerated the erosion of a free and open internet that is one of America’s great achievements.
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The Horowitz report reveals the Democrat’s many distortions, writes The Editorial Board
The newly signed USMCA is a sweet relief to farmers in rural districts like mine, writes @RepTedBudd
Christopher Steele has little credibility left after the inspector general’s report, writes @KimStrassel
Justice Department IG Michael Horowitz compiled a factually damning report that even a thickheaded and biased press will have to take account of, writes @HolmanJenkins
If Adam Schiff were confident in his legal position, he’d want to put the case to a judge. Yet he seems desperate not to, writes @DavidRivkin and Lee A. Casey
Social-media companies are censoring information about the Covid-19 treatment my company is developing after Trump mentioned it, writes @josh_disbrow
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