Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. is a member of the editorial board at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public relations, and the evolving landscape of crypto and blockchain, while also delving into regional and world news. His insights and analyses have been featured in The Wall Street Journal.
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Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.'s articles predominantly focus on expert commentary and legal policy regulation within the themes of politics, government & politics, technology, business, entrepreneurs, social media and competition. He seems to have a particular interest in dissecting political and economic issues through his op-eds.
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Can an amazingly innovative industry actually get paid for its innovations?
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The big question: Will Democrats, for a change, emerge with their image enhanced?
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The final battle of the Russian war with Ukraine will be fought in the corridors of the Kremlin.
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Now that the U.S. isn’t killing it with ‘help,’ the electric vehicle has a chance.
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Maybe it’s time for U.S. intelligence agencies to tell us what they know about the Chinese models.
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The co-dependency of the president and his opponents becomes the world’s problem.
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Their party can win in 2028 by disowning its own shameful idiocies of the Trump era.
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One thing his intervention won’t do is fix the problem of mispriced Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny tickets.
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The outlook is hazy 15 years down the road, not only for oil prices but for Venezuela’s stability.
Politics may be less keen on artificial intelligence as actor rather than adviser.
