By Andrea Widburg | The same city that strongly supported BLM and George Floyd public art apparently can’t handle Zarutska’s face on a wall.

By Arik Arad | The blood of the pilots is not just on the hands of an overworked controller; it is on the desk of every regulator and executive who ignored the expert warnings that a major systems failure was inevitable.

By Bill Ponton | Iran and Venezuela showcase Trump as the consummate politician who continues to surprise everyone on both the domestic and international stage with his talent for carving out a position that gives him (and America) incredible strategic flexibility.

By Eric Utter | Has there ever been a bigger slimeball blowhard than Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz?

By Monty L. Donohew | One British observer sees the writing on the wall.

By Amil Imani | This is the one man who can hold together a post-revolutionary Iran.

By Bill Ponton | Pattern recognition (of category error) at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

By Silvio Canto, Jr. | Don’t overstate the political strength of these marches; they do not represent the country, but they do make a lot of noise.

By Monica Showalter | Swalwell ought to be answering questions to a grand jury about this.

By Greg Richter | El-Sayed also mapped out a deflection strategy for reporters, saying: “I’m just gonna go straight to pedophilia, frankly.”

By Olivia Murray | I just got back from a jaunt across the U.K., and the northern wilds of Scotland are a must-see.

By Jack Hellner | Holman Jenkins poses a “fundamental democratic question” to the reader: Does Trump represent voters or himself?

By Bill Ponton | New data from drilling in the ice cores proves the exact opposite of what climate alarmists have been saying.