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By Charles B. Rangel Rep. Charles Rangel (D., N.Y.) on the drug abuse epidemic of the 1980s that led to enhanced criminal penalties for crack cocaine offenses.

Al Armendariz, the EPA official who resigned in disgrace this week, was no outlier among the Obama administration's regulators.

America's reputation is now implicated in Chen's fate.

Reform-minded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is stymied by bureaucrats and monopoly tycoons.

In Charlotte, churches cooperate in an experiment to attract twenty-somethings.

Young workers who enter the labor force in a recession suffer years of lower wages.

Companies claim automated phone-answering systems save them millions. I have my doubts.

James Grant on how to get bankers to take more responsible risks.

The Obama administration refused to defend me against the lawsuit filed for José Padilla. Now even the liberal Ninth Circuit agrees the suit was frivolous.

The threat to arbitration in settling financial disputes.

Why aren't Democrats running against Scott Walker's union reforms?

We need seasoned statesmen, especially at a time of national crisis.

What is an authentic historical performance? Even in Verdi's time, his tempos were stretched and contracted; embellishments were added.

In Obama's ideal world, men are replaced by bureaucrats.

By Matthew Kaminski The one and only French presidential debate is the highlight of their election season, and last night's encounter between Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande didn't disappoint.

The dissident leaves the U.S. Embassy under murky circumstances.

The trouble with MPs who want to dictate media ownership.

Unless they plan to be union lifers, what's in an Obama vote for young Americans?

Disunity among the ruling elites and the rising defiance of dissidents signal that one-party rule could be nearing its end.

Russia and China recognize the low-cost efficiency of lasers. Does the Pentagon?