The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting that the National Museum of American History offers a one-sided and negative view of the United States. The board said President Donald J Trump is telling the truth about Iran, noting that the "Age of Innocence" ushered in by JD Vance lasted three weeks. It also highlighted Trump's recent comments calling Iran's leaders "scum" and declaring the ceasefire "over," following U.S. military strikes on 80 targets in response to Iranian actions in the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, the board reported that Trump will allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot missile interceptors, with the U.S. teaching Kyiv production methods. Regarding domestic issues, the board addressed what it called the latest housing scapegoats, asserting that politicians are misusing a Federal Reserve study on migrants and home prices. In other commentary, it discussed that socialists are expected to join the mainstream, similar to previous generations of radicals, by listening to their constituents once they become lawmakers. However, the board also noted that while socialists can win in deep-blue districts, they could weigh down the Democratic Party elsewhere. The board also featured an opinion piece from Pastor Ezra Jin, who is free but asks for prayers for China, stating eight members of his church remain imprisoned.
