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The House budget chairman challenges the religious left.

In "Paris, I Love You but You're Bringing Me Down," Rosecrans Baldwin describes his 18 months of living and working in Paris. It wasn't quite the expat experience of Hemingway or A.J. Liebling.

Elizabeth Warren was in a position to benefit from both racial preferences and white privilege.

By Matthew Payne Democrats are trying to convince Massachusetts voters that Republican Sen. Scott Brown is an out-of-touch elitist.

We should promote competition and innovation in the financial industry, not protect an oligopoly.

Chen Guangcheng and the universal desire for freedom.

An African butcher gets his due.

A left-right alliance against military detention of terrorists.

While the U.S. prepares a strategic shift toward the Far East, evidence mounts that the terrorist organization is resurgent in the Muslim world.

The president fears confronting Assad because of the effect it might have on his nuclear diplomacy.

A free economy is at risk when a demand for equality is not answered by a defense of liberty.

Unable to censor it thanks to the Internet, Bavaria authorizes a print edition of Hitler's infamous memoir.

The stories and secrets of three generations of a family in 20th-century China. Michael Fathers reviews.

A case for why understanding and respecting our internal clock is vital to our well-being. A. Roger Ekirch reviews "Internal Time."

Ending Sudan's agony requires ending the rule of Omar Bashir.

A blind dissident escapes detention.

The Chesapeake Energy chief on his compensation, the 'opportunity' in $2 natural gas, his brawl with the coal industry, and a few words on President Obama.

The slowest recovery plods along.

Illinois is a lesson in why companies are starting to pay more attention to the long-term fiscal prospects of governments.

John Rosenberg on the expensive out-of-state legal fees that the University of Texas is paying to defend its race-based admission policy.