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Beware the temptation of a European 'banking union.'

The outfits warning companies about the risk of political contributions are themselves the source of the risk.

Are American churches really suffering a crisis of bad preaching?

When the government forces restaurants to pay servers more, jobs and tip income go down.

As Hayek taught us, predictable policies will help restore economic prosperity and preserve freedom.

The evidence is overwhelming: This nonprofit is not entitled to tax-exempt status.

A Pew poll finds that all Europeans consider Germans to be hardest-working—except Greeks, who think they deserve the distinction themselves.

When looking for the Attorney General's motives, think lower.

A U.S. military unit in Afghanistan, conducting grueling missions and learning how best to train Afghans to defend themselves. Max Boot reviews "The Snake Eaters."

Will Romney do what it takes to capitalize on Obama's weak start?

Liberalism, oikophobia and public-sector unions.

By Matthew Kaminski No matter what happens in November, you can say one thing for sure about the next administration: Hillary Clinton won't be secretary of state.

The substitution of technology (which is cheap) for labor (which is expensive) can vastly increase access to an elite-caliber education.

Maine deregulates the insurance market. Premiums fall.

George Washington is not on the presidential ballot.

Shareholders are rejecting efforts to limit political speech.

Catholics are being told to substitute state belief for their religious belief.

Hype-filled auction catalogs, buyers guided by faddish taste, astronomical prices: What ever happened to aesthetic pleasure? Alexandra Peers reviews "The Value of Art" by Michael Findlay.

Unlike Bush, Obama is seen as an unusually weak chief executive.

It's unwise to needle a superpower that you need for resources and global credibility.