Wall Street Journal Editorial Board

The Biden administration’s hell-bent pursuit of a new nuclear deal with Iran grows harder to understand with each provocation from Tehran.

Races for governor in odd years rarely illuminate the national political scene, but this year’s showdown in Virginia could be an exception.

Democrats are scrambling to finance their spending bill after Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema shot down their plans to raise corporate and individual income-tax rates.

On your next trip to the ATM, imagine that Uncle Sam is looking over your shoulder.

President Biden’s defiant, accusatory defense on Tuesday of his Afghanistan withdrawal and its execution was so dishonest, and so lacking in self-reflection or accountability, that it was unworthy of the sacrifices Americans have made in that conflict.

Entitlements are by far the biggest long-term economic threat from the Biden agenda.

President Biden on Wednesday ordered U.S. intelligence to dig deeper into the origins of COVID-19, a reversal after he reportedly ordered a State Department investigative unit shut down.

Last week 'Jeopardy!' contestant Kelly Donohue put his index finger and thumb together in an "OK" sign, with three fingers extended, during the show’s introduction. Uh oh.

To hold elected representatives responsible for decisions they make, Americans need to know what those officials and their advisers are saying.

The left can make its hard turn against Gov. Andrew Cuomo now because he is expendable.

Democrats on Wednesday passed their $1.9 trillion spending and welfare bill that would have been unimaginable even in the Obama years.

Joe Biden has the best chance to become the next president... but the result looks like a defeat for the rest of his Democratic Party.

Most of the media is ignoring the emails found in Hunter Biden's laptop, but that doesn't mean they aren't news.

The political actions taken Wednesday by Twitter -- and to a lesser extent Facebook -- went far beyond normal content moderation.