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With assisted suicide increasingly glorified, it's no wonder public opinion now supports it.
Though the Supreme Court is currently dominated by Republicans and conservatives, the justices regularly hand down rulings that make Democrats and liberals rejoice.
The virtue of political betting markets is that they provide information, and information is always valuable.
The Immigration Act of 1924 overturned a century and half during which almost anyone who wished to immigrate to America was free to do so.
Generation Z was the first in history to experience a childhood and adolescence focused more on screens than on unstructured play with other kids.
Underneath his brash style he is committed to serious economic and philosophical ideas.
The Jewish state has repeatedly earned US respect by not being a pushover.
"Trim your principles, Democrats, and pander away," the Post advises Biden and his party.
I was remiss in never expressing thanks to the private activists who launched the successful campaign to derail the bid.
Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota falsely claims in her new book that she met Kim Jong Un, the ruler of North Korea.
Respect for constitutional norms, for American internationalism, and for reasoned debate went to the essence of William F. Buckley's conservatism.
The refunds are nothing more than the belated repayment of interest-free loans.
It is hard to overstate how radical it is for a president to behave in this way.
Biden once more finds himself facing a situation eerily similar to one faced by Obama.
This whole business of counting Americans by race should have been junked long ago.
Lieberman's death last week was greeted by an across-the-board outpouring of sorrow and appreciation.
Public policy should be based on the rule, not the exceptions.
What The Economist unwittingly gets right about the Jewish state.
The nastiness of our civic dialogue is more toxic now than it has been in a century.
He regards America's global record since World War II as an almost unrelieved litany of failure.
