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Global oil markets and global commerce mean that American presidents will simply not be able to set this region off to the side.

Payments for causing injury are unacceptable. Gregg Williams should never be seen in the NFL again.

Bryan Appleyard on the problem with neo-atheism and Matt Ridley on the problem with wind energy.

In 2008, 80% of the Republican delegates were chosen before March. This year, only 13% were.

The financier is convicted but his lawyer still has a good gig.

The AG discovers the virtue of executive power in wartime.

Another industry wants to keep its taxpayer subsidies.

'Sometimes they find my mansions. But who can touch me now?'

Making rankings public undermines the trust educators need to build collaborative teams.

No, the Republican Party isn't doomed.

"Conquest" tells the story of a little-known chapter in Anglo-French history—the last four decades of the Hundred Years' War. Stephen Brumwell reviews.

The Economist on Rod Blagojevich, who begins his jail term this month, and Illinois's amazing record of political corruption.

The Catholic Cardinal describes a chilling visit to the White House.

You can beat city hall.

New York's elites put the antiterror cops on trial.

A student demands that a Catholic school give up its religion to pay for her birth-control pills.

The U.S. secretary of state should have more to say than simply that anti-Assad forces will 'somewhere, somehow, find the means to defend themselves.'

There's no evidence that low doses of radiation are harmful and no reason to paralyze our economy out of fear of nuclear power.

Don't believe Obama when he says he has Israel's back.

Conventional wisdom about Republican presidential prospects sounds mighty familiar.