President Joe Biden’s weekend remarks about the future of coal and oil reveal a dangerously childish position on energy.

With inflation at its highest rate in four decades, it’s easy to understand why the economy remains the top concern for American voters in advance of next week’s midterm elections.

Americans are worried about inflation, crime, groceries. So Biden talks with a transgender TikTok star.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – October 21, 2022 The President is technically correct, but he leaves out a few salient details. One is that the deficit would have been less than $1 trillion if not for his unilateral student loan cancellation. The $426 billion present value cost of his loan forgiveness, which he declared without the consent of...

The consumer price index was expected to increase 0.3% in September, according to Dow Jones estimates. It rose 0.4%.

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By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – October 6, 2022 The madness of the Biden Administration’s energy policy has been horrifying to watch, like a car crash except all Americans are passengers. The latest bizarre twist is that the White House may ease sanctions on Venezuela and its dictator Nicolás Maduro in an effort to increase the supply of oil...

Inflation is going to pack a one-two punch for voters and consumers ahead of the midterm elections. The first is inflation itself, …

What?“We have to move away from the low-cost model of food production,” one member of the Dutch Parliament explained.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – September 21, 2022 The Federal Open Market Committee raised its target fed-funds rate another 75 basis points to between 3% and 3.25%. That’s the third 75-point hike in a row. More significant is the forward guidance in its median economic projections that rates could rise another 125 basis points this year and higher...