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House Democrats turn on ObamaCare's rationing committee.

Just as Jews were once expelled from Arab lands, Christians are now being forced from countries they have long inhabited.

The police department's counterterrorism work protects lives and civil liberties.

The candidate's biggest liability remains his inability to connect with the working class, tea partiers and evangelicals.

Corporate legal officers must now interpret a swarm of regulations and be prepared to spy on their bosses and tattle to the board of directors. George Melloan reviews "Indispensable Counsel."

What used to be a normal family life is now available only to the affluent.

By Mary Anastasia O'Grady The announcement that former Maine Gov. Angus King will run for Sen. Snowe's seat has caused several Democrats to step out of the race before it has even begun.

Too bad this GOP 'jobs' bill is all the political market will bear.

Steal an election, get U.S. concessions.

Santorum has surfaced a concern about Obama's economic policies and the issue of personal freedom.

IPO windfalls and other California budget illusions.

The GOP contest likely won't end suddenly, but a Santorum loss in Pennsylvania on April 24 could do the trick.

Mitt nearly erased the gap among non-college graduates and once again carried Catholic voters.

About 70 golden eagles are killed every year by turbines at California's Altamont Pass, reports the LA Times.

Diplomacy has costs. Tehran's mullahs will be watching.

The cultural contradictions of feminism.

From ancient Rome, a remarkably savvy guide for political campaigning. Peter Stothard reviews Cicero's "How to Win an Election."

By Paul A. Gigot An exit poll in Massachusetts about health care shed's light on Romney's standing in the GOP primaries.

Romney had a good night but Santorum has cause to fight on.

Apple's vast profit margins aren't built to last.