News the Wall Street Journal Buried In Its Own 'America 250' Poll

Two-thirds of Americans say they are proud of America's 250th anniversary, with 84 percent saying it’s time to celebrate America and 70 percent saying it’s the greatest country in the world or one of the few greatest.

Ninety-two percent say hard work is an important value to them personally, with 71 percent saying patriotism is important and 68 percent saying belief in God is important. Ninety-two percent say respect for private property, free markets, and free enterprise are extremely, very, or somewhat important to the United States' identity as a nation, and 73 percent are extremely, very, or moderately proud of America's history.

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Fed Study: Illegal Immigration Caused 30% Of Home Price Spikes While Deflating American Wages

The Fed Reserve paper found illegal immigration drove up housing costs without increasing available housing and decreased wages.

Collegiate ‘Likeness’ Deals Tempt Teens To Forfeit Future Millions For A Blinged-Out, $80,000 Prom

College 'name, image, and likeness' deals are seducing young athletes into making rash financial choices with long-term ramifications.

Manuela Hoelterhoff, for the Ages

In the course of every hack writer's life, with any luck, a great editor will appear. In my fortunate case that editor was Manuela Hoelterhoff, who died May 6 from cancer. She was 77.

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How Our National Debt Jeopardizes Families’ Futures

Lawmakers focused on their reelection in a few months or years care little about whether the United States faces economic stagnation decades from now.

Report: Bureaucrats Improperly Paid Out $186 Billion In Taxpayer Money In 2025

Will the public sector ever come to grips with the scale of the problem?

As DOJ Probes NFL’s Anti-Consumer Broadcast Tactics, You Can Fight The League From Your Couch

Maybe it's time to jawbone the NFL and other sports leagues to give suffering fans a break in the pocketbook.

The Misleading Media Groupthink On China’s Renewable Energy

“Never just read one newspaper” is one of my media literacy rules. Sometimes even that fails, as it did on Monday April 13, 2026, when the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal both weighed in with suspiciously similar, and sadly unskeptical, stories claiming that the Iran war somehow provided vindication for China’s emphasis on wind and solar energy.

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America’s Dating Crisis Is Dire, But Here’s How We Can Reverse It

Boys and girls want to meet. They just need some important sage advice and encouragement.