Wall Street Journal Opinion

The FTC Chair defines monopoly down to harpoon the giant retailer with antitrust suit.

Target closes nine stores in four states because of crime, as looters run riot in Philadelphia.

In Geneva, a humiliation for China’s attempt to silence critics abroad.

He’s seen as a lightweight and a panderer, which heightens the outrage over his accusations.

If he willfully filed a false return, the statute of limitations isn’t enough to get him off the hook.

It doesn’t operate like a regular bank. Its job is to adjust interest rates to meet its dual mandate.

Who else can invest alongside financial heavyweights by putting up so little equity?

Most federal employees already work from home. Let’s make their absence from Washington permanent.

Forcing a shutdown would destroy what little bargaining power the GOP has—and its slim majority.

Slovenly John Fetterman could use some style tips from dapper Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Officials plan to house migrants at the Gateway National Recreation Area.

Here’s what voters can look forward to if he’s nominated again.

Melissa Kearney worried about being pigeonholed as she wrote ‘The Two-Parent Privilege.’

Joe Biden may not be senile, but America’s auto-manufacturing and climate-change policies certainly are.

Does government have an obligation to inform residents they owe a new tax before penalizing them?