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For nearly four decades, the group has been an effective facilitator of good governance.
Extortion, prostitution, loan-sharking and narcotics were said to be among the business pursuits of this 5-foot-5 villain. Tom Nolan reviews "Mickey Cohen."
Taxpayer safety nets such as the FDIC should be available only to banks that are in the loan business, not those in the investment business.
The Internet made Microsoft possible, and other tall tales.
A plan to phase out the income tax, if Republicans allow it.
Monetizing Facebook's vast user data may not interest the CEO, but it had better become a priority.
Let Washington handle health care and let the states handle schools.
I stand by my advice regarding Sarah Palin: 'high risk, high reward.'
Allysia Finley on California Governor Jerry Brown's creative explanation for why his state has an even bigger budget deficit than initially estimated.
It's Obama vs. the New York Times!
Write the President a check and escape eternal damnation.
Fraser Nelson on the gay-marriage debate in the U.S. and Britain.
How in 40 years the Jewish state went from inspiring underdog to supposed oppressor.
J.P. Morgan lost $2 billion. They'll learn from experience. Regulators rarely do.
Nobody should be surprised if voters also give Angela Merkel and David Cameron the boot at the next ballot.
Congress must make plain that American taxpayers will not protect states from the consequences of their policies.
More states are realizing that the road to fiscal hell is paved with progressive intentions.
Obama may be 'flexible.' But the U.S. owes Russia nothing.
Multi-employer plans look to be in big trouble.
A federal judge finds the NLRB abused the law.
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