Hegseth’s acquisition reforms are crucial to reviving U.S. defenses.

Doug McMillon’s success at Walmart shows the value of corporate leadership.

The city tightens its rent control law. Good luck finding an apartment.

Caracas coaches the leftist party on how to steal the Nov. 30 presidential election.

Malignancies that meant a certain quick death not long ago have become treatable, even curable.

Congress should codify his first-term easing of restrictions of short-term limited-duration insurance.

Engineers from the Jewish state built an efficient infrastructure. Then came the 1979 revolution.

Section 230 shouldn’t preclude liability for algorithms that push harmful content.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says president is publicly targeting her to discourage other Republicans from supporting the measure.

Ed Pinto and Tobias Peter propose a better way to satisfy housing needs than the 50-year mortgage.

John Ellis replies to two critics.

The Financial Accounting Standard 123R requires firms to charge stock options against earnings—to ill effect.