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A would-be Arab democracy stumbles toward the finish line.

Obama is losing support for his pipeline obstructionism.

The huge African continent contains both horrendous disasters and extraordinary successes. Richard Dowden on two new books that make the case for optimism, "Africa's Moment" and "Season of Rains."

"What Money Can't Buy" argues that though the free market has made our lives more efficient and comfortable, we are the poorer for it. Jonathan Last reviews.

"The Conflict" argues that the rise of attachment parenting has hurt mothers and driven families apart. Molly Guinness reviews.

By Jason L. Riley Why are the political left's sympathies with the criminals instead of with the victims?

The state deserves a senator committed to preserving its leadership in world markets.

Politics trumps civility for Senators Boxer, Lautenberg and Reid.

What drove the massive popularity of the late artist Thomas Kinkade?

Rights are nice, but someone has to pay the bills. Elected officials, not the Supreme Court, should decide who.

A demotic egalitariansim, allied with multiculturalism, has rendered civility passé.

Walter Russell Mead on how the college admissions process shows young Americans that they're surrounded by hypocritical weasels.

The Fed doesn't expand the money supply by dropping cash from helicopters. It does so through capital transfers to the largest banks.

Behold, the agency shows restraint on shale gas regulation.

The candidates are debating everything but the real problems.

The nation seems to be on the wrong track, and not just economically.

The Secret Service scandal brings a new twist to an old joke.

A vast amount of evidence confirms Hiss's guilt. So why does a belief in his innocence remain a hardy perennial in academic culture? Harvey Klehr reviews "Alger Hiss."

By Matthew Payne The race to fill the seat vacated by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords began in earnest Tuesday.

Republicans stumble over another temporary tax cut.