Sen. Mike Lee’s plan didn’t go anywhere, but the president has discretion to act on his own.

Smart computers require even smarter humans, but they tempt us to engage in ‘cognitive offloading.’ ...

The conflict in Iran forces isolationists to reckon with Trump’s actual beliefs.

He would effectively nationalize U.S. Steel and make America a little less great.

The Justices say the abortion provider can’t sue South Carolina.

Democrats should embrace a reduction in the drinking age. (Republicans too.) ...

My appetite for television news is, sadly, bottomless.

Your computer may soon take out a loan, approved by a bank’s computer. Millions of such transactions can determine the money ...

The first black Major League Baseball player found a friend.

Computers start to understand our fear of computers, and it isn’t because of ‘Terminator.’ ...

Biden and Yellen handed foreign countries a license to overtax U.S. businesses. Congress seeks a repeal.

From the award-winning opinion pages of The Wall Street Journal, Paul Gigot, Kim Strassel, Bill McGurn and Kyle Peterson discuss the latest from Washington.