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In The Wall Street Journal, Potomac Watch columnist Kimberley Strassel writes that Democrats are going to demagogue entitlement reform, so the GOP might as well embrace it.

Arizona and the Entitlement Baby

POTOMAC WATCH: Democrats are going to demagogue entitlement reform, so the GOP might as well embrace it.

Arizona and the Entitlement Baby

POTOMAC WATCH By Kimberley A. Strassel Democrats are going to demagogue entitlement reform, so the GOP might as well embrace it.

Strassel: Arizona and the Entitlement Baby

Democrats are going to demagogue entitlement reform, so the GOP might as well embrace it.

If a Greek exit from the euro zone looks close to certain after Sunday's election, we will see a full-fledged bank run.

Should criminal confessions offered in religious settings be excluded from trial?

The top 1% pays more in federal income taxes than the bottom 90%. But the system is biased toward the powerful in other ways.

The political fallout from the War of 1812 helps explain why Congress has never again so vigorously exercised the power over war entrenched in the legislative branch.

Rich Karlgaard on Lance Armstrong, secular Jesus.

Let's convert debt to equity, so investors bear the cost of their own mistakes.

Bruno Hauptmann was the only person arrested (and convicted) in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, but investigators were certain that he didn't act alone. In "Cemetery John," Robert Zorn says he knows who the mastermind was. Edward Kosner reviews.

It's still 2012. Is it 2012 already?

Monti wants growth but can't pass policies to spur it.

Assad, Russia and Iran are rolling over a timid West.

If the administration treated the UAW in the manner required by bankruptcy law, it could have saved U.S. taxpayers $26.5 billion.

If his reform is struck down, he can pivot to the center and reclaim some of the aura of 2008.

Here's pro-growth advice no one in Europe will take: Stop listening to the IMF bleeders and the Obama spenders.

What we're experiencing is a new wave of slowdowns, not a continuation of past problems.

The J.P. Morgan CEO has an old-fashioned word for Senators.

A New York Sun editorial remembering Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech at the Berlin Wall.

The Supreme Court has a chance to strike down the flawed principle behind restrictions on political speech.

A successful economy requires outsize rewards for the able (and lucky) few who overcome very long odds to produce valuable innovations that others are willing to pay for. Brian Carney reviews "Unintended Consequences."

Is Obama losing black voters in North Carolina?