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The novelist on Holocaust memoirs that bear witness to the nightmare of the death camps, the Warsaw ghetto and the slaughter at Babi Yar.

Peter Collier's "Political Woman" chronicles the life of Jeane Kirkpatrick, from her Oklahoma childhood to her national prominence as a Reagan-era U.N. ambassador and scourge of totalitarianism. Carl Gershman reviews.

The IPO looks to be a blunder, not a crime.

Why didn't the U.S. help get Shakil Afridi out of trouble?

Europeans are taking Alexander Hamilton's name in vain.

A profit-driven economy is preferable to one run by political favoritism.

Americans disagree, but we share a collection of core texts that 'we the people' regard as authoritative.

We need more help with the financial burden. Here's how to get it.

If supporters of mandatory insurance were as confident of its merits as they claim to be, they would offer legal arguments, not moral accusations.

After more than a decade of war, remarkable men and women are still stepping forward.

James Pethokoukis imagines what politics would look like if Steve Jobs were the Republican presidential nominee.

"People Who Eat Darkness" tells the true story of a young Englishwoman gruesomely murdered in Japan 11 years ago. Melanie Kirkpatrick reviews.

The GOP nominee explains why he thinks America is at an 'inflection point.'

Nobody is challenging Obama in the primaries--and doing surprisingly well.

By Collin Levy The U.S. attorney made his name abusing the legal process for the sake of high-production value political trials.

The Republican endorses the D.C. scholarship program.

Making rival search companies happy, at users' expense.

Profits provide the incentive for firms to do what consumers want.

A free economy leads to life-saving innovations. A highly taxed and overregulated economy leads to government agencies that discourage their use.

Birth rates are dropping all over the world, often below replacement rates. But not in the U.S.