WSJ Opinion
WSJ Opinion, featuring commentary and perspectives on policy, markets, and global affairs. Understand the views shaping the debate — and why they matter.
Both Parties Were Wrong on Gerrymanders
And Democrats owe the Supreme Court another apology.
Both Parties Were Wrong on Gerrymanders
And Democrats owe the Supreme Court another apology.
Iran Doesn’t Think the War Is Over
The U.S. again moves aircraft from a British air base after threats.
A Short Lesson in Why Republicans Lost
Consumer prices keep outpacing the rise in average hourly wages.
The California Wealth Tax Goes Down
Voters decided they wouldn’t adopt French socialist economics.
The GOP Got Trounced. Now What?
Students discuss what the election results mean for the final two years of the Trump administration.
Jewish Voters and the Midterm Election Blue Wave
The Jewish population is not big enough to have counteracted one of the biggest blue waves in history. But the pattern of Jewish voters moving away from the Democratic Party held, says Zach Kessel.
If You Think War Is Unpopular, Wait Till You See Defeat
Truman’s lesson for Iran: History often vindicates difficult decisions that exact a political price.
Is Trump Getting the Voters’ Message on Immigration?
He admits he was ‘too tough’ on the border, but then taps Stephen Miller to be his chief of staff.
Notable & Quotable: Trump on Forgiveness
‘I do hate some of my enemies and I always will.’
Jim Jordan Is the House GOP’s Next Leader / California’s Wealth Tax Fails, for Now
After Speaker Mike Johnson bows out, Republicans pick a new leader, skipping Steve Scalise. Plus, California's Prop. 40 wealth tax loses, Elon Musk's spending shows money can’t buy elections, and the Supreme Court considers administrative judges.
WSJ Opinion, featuring commentary and perspectives on policy, markets, and global affairs. Understand the views shaping the debate — and why they matter.