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The U.S. has more to gain by participating in convention deliberations than by staying out.

A confidential survey of activists inside the country shows limited support for Islamists but high admiration for the U.S. and Turkey.

Why "likability" isn't enough in a president.

A presidential faux pas mangles World War II history and insults Poland.

By James Freeman Is federal spending really the issue that Barack Obama wants at the center of this campaign?

By Stephen Moore Ted Cruz didn't win last night but he's still smiling today, having forced Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst into a runoff primary for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey demands more money from a charitable foundation before it will finish construction.

The green lobby picks its next fossil fuel target.

Chicago's mayor says Illinois pensions are breaking his city.

Nineteen states now get a pass on No Child Left Behind.

The only practical choices are more geographic mobility, inflation, or subsidies.

For the e-car to be more than a plaything for the rich, it has to succeed in the mass market.

Mobile software is part of the most important movement in health care. Will government regulators suffocate it?

Steelworkers make better 'victims' than 50-year-old government retirees.

In "Istanbul Passage," Joseph Kanon's tale of postwar espionage, an American businessman must improvise his way through a maze of deadly options.

Post-Breitbart, Breitbart.com looks more like a traditional newspaper.

By Collin Levy The university's invitation to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has a certain author's head spinning.

OUTSIDE THE BOX By Pete du Pont If you think the first Obama term has been bad, just wait.

OUTSIDE THE BOX By Pete du Pont If you think the first Obama term has been bad, just wait.

The university's lawsuit against Obama's contraceptive mandate puts Indiana senate candidate Joe Donnelly in a bind.