Wonder Land: Recent Episodes

Wall Street Journal

Dan Henninger, deputy editor of The Wall Street Journal editorial page, offers personal commentary on the news.

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Daniel Henninger discusses that 'liar' is potent and ugly-with a sleazy political pedigree. Photo credit: Associated Press.

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Columnist Dan Henninger on the promises President Obama made in his 2008 acceptance speech. Photos: Associated Press.

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Columnist Daniel Henninger on whether the convention will help Mitt Romney improve his image. Photos: Associated Press.

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Columnist Daniel Henninger. Photo: Getty Images

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Wonder Land columnist Daniel Henninger explains that Bain Capital and Mitt in Massachusetts are not what's on voters' minds in 2012. Photo: Associated Press.

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Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger says Catholics are being told to substitute state belief for their religious belief.

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Deputy editorial page editor Dan Henninger on how the recent Secret Service and GSA scandals mark the official death of discretion. Photo: Getty Images

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Daniel Henninger writes in The Wall Street Journal's Wonder Land column that it has little to do with the Texas congressman.

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Christmas has become just one more item on the never-ending to-do list.

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In The Wall Street Journal's Wonder Land column, Daniel Henninger writes that Mitt Romney needs a sparring partner to make him fit to compete with heavyweight champ Barack Obama-and that's Newt Gingrich.

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Dan Henninger on why repealing campaign finance laws could improve the crop of presidential candidates.

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Daniel Hennniger discusses that this is what being a shrinking superpower will feel like-enjoying it yet?

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The Supreme Court's videogame ruling is what the culture war is really all about.

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The accusation that the tea parties were linked to the Tucson murders is the product of calculation and genuine belief.

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Jim Wright and Charlie Rangel step up to the confessional.