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This may sound odd coming from a Reagan speechwriter, but for 25 years I have wondered: Did that Berlin address really matter?

The strongest defense of capitalism, argue two new books on the subject, is that it works. James Grant reviews.

Two new novels—Claire McMillan's "Gilded Age" and Francesca Segal's "The Innocents"—attempt an updating of Edith Wharton; Mark Haddon's "The Red House" follows a family's rancorous weeklong vacation in the British countryside. Sam Sacks reviews.

What is the Obama Doctrine? David E. Sanger's "Confront and Conceal" and Daniel Klaidman's "Kill or Capture" offer in-depth analyses of President Obama's national security decisions.

The former Newsweek correspondent on books by Americans who reported from Germany in the 1930s on the Nazis' growing menace.

The Obama administration suddenly looks like a house of cards.

When one company controls nearly 82% of the global search market and 98% of the mobile search market, it's time for serious changes.

The 2013 fiscal danger is a tax increase, not spending cuts.

Thirty-seven House Democrats join Republicans in voting to rescind ObamaCare's medical-devices levy.

Jindal says he'll sign bills limiting legacy drilling lawsuits.

Union reforms have freed more money for classrooms in Wisconsin. And not only in Wisconsin.

Ten years after the 'Dallas charter,' church leaders keep dodging accountability.

Obama has avoided vexing detention issues simply by depriving terrorists of all of their rights—by killing them.

President Toomas Hendrik Ilves corrects New York Times columnist Paul Krugman about Estonia's economic performance.

It is in Israel's vital interest to resolve the conflict and end the 45-year occupation.

How workers, bohemians, intellectuals and a psychedelic rock band united—and didn't—against the repressive Czechoslovak regime. Michael Weiss reviews "Worlds of Dissent."

How to invoke old racist theories in defense of left-wing policies.

Sorting through the facts about Massachusetts and Washington.

MSNBC: My Schadenfreude Now Blankets Cable.

Lowering the retirement age puts France closer to another downgrade.