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The president's intriguing analogy to 1964.

By Kimberley A. Strassel The former Pennsylvania senator has gone a long way toward reviving his political career.

He helped Romney by taking apart RomneyCare.

He says taxation is about fairness, not growth or revenue.

Polls say Americans want higher rates on the rich. But when one poll asked how much lottery winners should pay, over half said 10% or less.

Abu Hamza and friends may get the U.S. justice they deserve.

"To Forgive Design" chronicles the most infamous engineering failures of our time. Matt Ridley reviews.

Prohibiting their bond trading will seriously weaken banks and the markets that banks supply with liquidity.

Are taxpayers really getting $20 billion worth of value from having an extra 25 days of oil sitting in a Louisiana salt mine?

It is tempting, but dangerous and premature, to write off Egypt and its dominant Muslim Brotherhood.

Thomas Hardy on what life was like before global trade.

Mark Zuckerberg needs media properties on which to post ads based on Facebook user data. He should start with ABC, CBS and NBC.

Several new government studies make it harder for unions to deny the need for reform.

A law professor has trouble distinguishing the Supreme Court from the NFL.

What $1 billion buys in Silicon Valley and Washington.

Pride and principle are no small matters in affairs of state.

'To Kill a Mockingbird' meets the Trayvon Martin shooting.

Governments cling to power even when private solutions work best.

A history lesson on capital gains taxes.

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