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The Madoff-Mets case washes out in the minor leagues.

Nothing for money and the pill for free.

What will the Castro brothers hear during the first papal visit in over a decade?

A challenge to Einstein and a measurement error.

In 2004 the GOP establishment backed Arlen Specter, providing the 60th Senate vote for ObamaCare. Why are the bigwigs urging a similar strategy again?

At least they can laugh at Putin.

We already know the rosy budget estimates used to sell the law were wrong.

'Hacktivism' falls victim to the ease of police infiltration and the Internet's telltale data trail.

Romney's condescending approach may be the best way to beat Obama.

Before he became a beloved children's book author, Arthur Ransome went off to Russia and cheered on the Bolshevik Revolution. David Pryce-Jones reviews "The Last Englishman."

The insurance mandate has almost nothing to do with remedying costs imposed on the system by those without coverage.

Outgunned in staff and money, disdained by the media, he refuses to be silenced and remains Romney's only real rival.

Before he wrote "On the Road," Jack Kerouac attempted a Melvillean adventure story full of brotherly seamen and philosophizing about freedom. Sam Sacks reviews.

All of a sudden, bipartisanship is a bad idea.

The Council on Foreign Relations endorses choice and competition.

So much for buying good Korean behavior.

The president's budget gives more power to bureaucrats, takes more from taxpayers to fuel the expansion of government, and commits our nation to a future of debt and decline.

In energy, North America is becoming the new Middle East. The only thing that can stop it is domestic politics.

Luigi Zingales on Greece's impossible balance sheet.

Ignore the media leaks. Tehran's nuke program is hiding in plain sight.