Columnist/Editor board member at The Wall Street Journal
Allysia Finley is a columnist and editorial board member at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, personal finance, and regional interests, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and consumer health. Allysia's insights and analyses have been featured in The Wall Street Journal and the Analytics on Fire Podcast.
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How does a state with so many people end up producing politicians with so little talent?
Higher-ed leaders seem to be coming to their senses, thanks in part to Trump and GOP lawmakers.
Spencer Pratt draws national attention, as he tells the truth about the city’s ills and mayor Karen Bass.
The vice president hopes to win the union’s 2028 endorsement by backing Big Labor priorities.
Across the state, county and city ballot measures raising levies are trailing or have been defeated.
Who is ‘The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived’? Politics has produced a lot of contenders for the title.
The vice president seems to be trying to curry favor with Tucker Carlson for a presidential campaign.
Leftist Democrats are losing to the Mamdani socialists who think they aren’t radical enough.
Restrictions on party committees violated the Constitution—and gave Democrats an advantage.
By: Allysia Finley
His ‘understanding’ with Iran is in tatters, and Trump has diverged from him on arming Ukraine.
