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"The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars" argues that global temperatures have risen in conjunction with our use of fossil fuels. Anne Jolis reviews.

In a re-election year, the U.S. president is making the world and all its troubles . . . vanish.

The president's fund-raising troubles are evidence of disappointed Democrats.

Today the U.S. is whining they're too expensive. Soon we'll complain they're too cheap.

Because governments always promote government debt and can pressure banks into buying it, future sovereign debt crises are inevitable.

With the repeal of Jackson-Vanik, it's more important than ever to hold the Russian oligarchy accountable.

When do taxpayers get to stress-test the government?

Detroit and its public unions head toward bankruptcy.

Why Charles Murray may be too optimistic.

The Pennsylvanian sweeps Alabama and Mississippi.

I hope that in the countries where people have risen against dictatorships, they will reflect on and learn from what happened to us in Iran.

New study: 27% of student borrowers have past due balances.

Calling the corporate welfare roll.

The industry sends more money to Washington than to shareholders.

The evidence mounts that the health law won't make care more efficient or more affordable.

Here's a low-cost way to finish off the Assad regime.

Washington has created a lobbying standoff between the wireless and broadband industries that's only going to delay a fix for the spectrum shortage.

Henry Hazlitt on the risks of government loans to the private sector.

Customer defections are a major reason why more than half of all mergers fail to improve shareholder value.

By proposing special breaks for manufacturing, Rick Santorum follows the president's incorrect lead and introduces a significant economic distortion.