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What Altered the Public’s Taste for Lies?

Donald Trump is not the only one who abandoned a prudent reluctance to be caught fibbing.

Holman W. Jenkins

Wall Street Journal

10 yesterday

‘Just Asking’ for Censorship

Democrats expand their effort to shut down speech by targeting newsrooms.

Kimberley A. Strassel

Wall Street Journal

550 previous day

Biden’s Stimulus and the ‘Financialization’ of Taxes

How to pay for all the new spending? The president proposes heavier reliance on capital-gains levies.

Joseph C. Sternberg

Wall Street Journal

5 previous day

The Old New York Won’t Come Back

‘The pandemic changed everything,’ we say. But we have yet to absorb fully everything that means.

Peggy Noonan

Wall Street Journal

550 previous day

Neera Tanden’s Death by Twitter

Does Twitter have a tool for deleting 1,000 politically self-destructive tweets?

Daniel Henninger

Wall Street Journal

70 wednesday

‘America Is Back,’ but Europe Has Moved

Macron and Merkel respond coolly to Biden, and public opinion backs them.

William A. Galston

Wall Street Journal

70 23.02.2021

Google and Facebook on the Barbie

Why an antitrust exemption for news outlets is better than Australia’s scheme.

Holman W. Jenkins

Wall Street Journal

10 23.02.2021

‘White Nationalism’ Isn’t American Minorities’ Biggest Problem

Racial paranoia and taboos feed crime against Asians and black distrust of Covid-19 vaccinations.

Jason L. Riley

Wall Street Journal

100 23.02.2021

The Woke ‘Model Minority’ Myth

For progressives, Asian-American achievement is an embarrassment.

William Mcgurn

Wall Street Journal

750 22.02.2021

The Polar Bear Paradox

As climate moves to the center of the world stage, activists will lose influence over policy.

Walter Russell Mead

Wall Street Journal

60 22.02.2021