In such agreements, it is often the case that ‘phase 2’ never comes.

Government already tried to manufacture the good life.

The president could get his AG pick confirmed easily, if only he’d give up the slush fund.

The attempt to block the Paramount–Warner merger is self-defeating.

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In pursuing tariffs and the Iran war, Trump has forfeited his signature issue of economic stewardship.

An art movie challenges biopic polemics.

There has arisen of late a cottage industry encouraging the thinker and the policymaker to set aside the Second World War.

A look at her full voting history reveals where the justice’s conservative record is lacking.

Plus: Trump’s economic sabotage.

The refs and the media do, in fact, have it out for her.

Chairman Warsh has committed to restoring price stability, but action would speak louder than words.

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With his left-to-right metamorphosis, the journalist was a bridge between the Old Right and the postwar conservative movement.

The unconstitutionality of their policy preferences doesn’t seem to bother them much. And why should it?

The government should not be in the tattoo-regulation business.

Why do our country’s best days feel like our worst?

Publicly subsidized grocery stores will end in predictable disaster.

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A Harry Potter–themed promotion at Tim Hortons has outraged the fragile. It’s all so tiresome.

A stash of Old Masters debuts, an addition is in the works, and will lessons from past flubs be learned?

The celebrity doctor has learned the hard way that he was only a tool in his political allies’ hands.

The movement never grew by denunciation.