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The left hasn't won its war against religious liberty.

Did "Deep Throat" disclose Watergate secrets as part of an orchestrated attempt to unseat the head of the FBI? Richard J. Tofel reviews "Leak."

Even Democrats have publicly questioned U.S. statements and policies toward America's most important Mideast ally.

A stable peso and freer trade have allowed the majority of the population to escape poverty.

A soon-to-be released report shows how rogue prosecutors defeated Ted Stevens.

As he meets with Netanyahu, a striking rhetorical change.

A truly auto-mobile is coming if liability laws don't stop it.

James Q. Wilson was able to make students enthusiastic over prudence, while other teachers gained applause only with displays of liberalism or extremism.

Encouraging consumption at the expense of saving inhibits long-term economic growth.

A newfangled monument wouldn't have surprised the late president.

The Kremlin chief gives himself a new six-year term.

A biography of the Victorian Englishman James Morrison—a merchant prince and a brilliant retailer whose wool, linen, silk, thread and lace flew off the shelves. Jeffrey Collins reviews.

The left's birth-control fixation is about more than sexual freedom.

The rising star of Russia's opposition on his political strategy and why the latest czar is 'trapped' by power.

An empiricist with a moral sense—and he could write too.

Life for James Q. Wilson was like a roadside curio shop, full of hidden and unrecognized intellectual treasures.

Helping some U.S. companies at the expense of others.

Surrendering absolute power is to become absolutely vulnerable.

Excerpts from the late social scientist's op-eds in The Wall Street Journal.

California charter-school leader Steve Barr thinks so. But skeptics say unions exist only to protect jobs.