In an era marked by political uncertainty and social unrest, a new book called “The London Consensus” aims to unite economists on matters of policy. Championed by John Cassidy in The New Yorker, the framework highlights the urgency of addressing inequality, populism, and widespread political frustration.

Byron York’s opinion piece addresses reported tensions involving Jeffrey Epstein’s resentment toward Donald Trump, while also highlighting The Economist’s caution for Democrats interpreting election success. The article considers how one good day at the polls might lead to misguided conclusions about political strategy.