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Harvard's Protesters Aren't as Obstinate as You Might Expect
I spoke with 10 of them for an hour. They weren’t confrontational and they were intellectually timid.
A Chance for Congress to Stave Off Tyranny
The Insurrection Act is an invitation to presidential abuse. It needs reform now.
Protectionism Won't Save U.S. Steel's Jobs
Its Japanese suitor, Nippon Steel, has the capital it needs to make it competitive again.
The Yen's Plunge and Dollar Devaluation
As U.S. and Japanese monetary policies diverge, currency moves could spur damaging tariffs.
The Stakes at Columbia
At least some Democrats are beginning to see that the antisemitic campus protests may harm their election prospects.
Biden's Plan for Unaffordable Housing
A new HUD energy rule will raise the cost of home construction when homes are already out of reach for many Americans..
Columbia Elects an Israeli Student
Maya Platek calls for dialogue at a school overrun by an angry and defiant mob.
The Middle East Is a Trap for Joe Biden
He is caught between the national interest and the demands of his political base.
The Seven Wonders of Walnut Ridge
An Arkansas town revives a classic toy: the View-Master.
CNN: Most Voters Say 'No Chance' They'll Support Biden
Is this the most underreported story in politics?
Hezbollah Stumbles Into a War of Attrition
The Lebanese group isn’t ready for a larger conflict. Israel shouldn’t let that opportunity go to waste.
Notable & Quotable: 'How Best to Avoid an RBG Repeat'
‘Now is not the time to be pussyfooting around the issue in case Sotomayor’s feelings get hurt.
The Trump Trial, Columbia Anarchy---and Hope for New York
The view from Ninth Avenue is of a city that has gone crazy. But statewide there are signs of sanity.
Josh Shapiro, a Competent Pragmatist in Divided Times
Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor has earned a reputation for being sure-footed in a crisis.
Watch Out for a Global Wealth Tax
Will Biden and Yellen buy into the G-20 proposal for a 2% tax on assets?
Richard Cordray Has No Regrets
The federal student aid chief leaves after an historic run of failure.
Macron Wants to Get France Back to Work
The French President’s next reform will be reducing the incentive to live off the state.
Congress Leads on Iran Sanctions
The foreign-aid package includes a series of new sanctions, countering Biden’s accommodation.
On Columbia University and Coach Handbags
A degree’s value, in both money and status, depends on the reputation of the institution’s brand.
