New York's Governor exposes the fraud of 'baseline budgeting.
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The restraint by Egypt's military is crucial to an orderly transition.
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Governors are fleeing ObamaCare after the Florida ruling.
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By Joseph McLaughlin
Facebook, Playboy and regulatory uncertainty.
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By Eric Gibson
A new discovery links the City of David to the Temple Mount.
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John Fund on last weekend's protest against Charles and David Koch.
BOOKSHELF
By Richard Hart Sinnreich
"Between War and Peace" takes a tough look at the endings of 14 American conflicts, examining, as the book's subtitle has it, "how America ends its wars."
The Democrat's move to hold their presidential nominating convention in North Carolina represents an understanding that they must keep the South in play for the 2012 election.
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WONDER LAND
By Daniel Henninger
Technologies with goofy names like Twitter and Facebook are replacing political stability with a state of permanent instability.
By Karl Rove
An open memo to Frank Rich of the New York Times.
By James Taranto
How Sarah Palin helped defeat ObamaCare's deceptive advertising.
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This isn't a market; it's merely designed to look like one.
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The Whitney Museum's "Modern Life: Edward Hopper and His Time" is as much a chronicle of the artist's contribution to the evolution of American art as it is a story of the institution's development of its collection.
By J.D. Foster
From the Heritage Foundation
BOOKSHELF
Most of the universe is made up of dark energy and dark matter, neither of which is fully understood or explained by current models and theories. In "The 4% Universe," Richard Panek describes the investigations of scientists. Peter Woit reviews.
Liberal activists, still fuming over last year's Citizens United Supreme Court decision, spent the weekend test-driving their new strategy to discourage free speech.
The Whitney Museum's "Modern Life: Edward Hopper and His Time" is as much a chronicle of the artist's contribution to the evolution of American art as it is a story of the institution's development of its collection.
This weekend, you may be paying for the game even if your team's not in the Super Bowl.
Once dismissed for being too fussy and gaudy, new scholarship has led Béatrice Quette to reassess cloisonné's standing among china's decorative arts.
Designed by Foster + Partners, the new wing is an unassailably logical solution, superbly executed and singularly lifeless—redeemed only by curatorial and installation expertise.
The new Art of the Americas Wing puts proper emphasis on art above architecture, but in doing so highlights shortcomings in the museum's own collection.
The chaos in Cairo helps make the case that artifacts held legally in the U.S. and Europe should stay where they're safer and not be returned.
Pepper...and Salt
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