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Let Americans Bank Again

A 2010 U.S. tax law can make it almost impossible for expats to open accounts.

Notable & Quotable: O.D.'ing on O.J.

‘We now live in a time when . . . a person with a name known in every living room may suddenly streak into our lives, a fugitive chased by TV helicopters.’

Trump's New Way on Abortion

He embraces states’ rights and aims to show that Democrats are the radical ones.

No Labels Is Down but Not Out

We’ll continue to search for and support candidates who can fill America’s leadership vacuum.

California's Homeless Folly

An auditor finds the state’s 30 programs spent $24 billion but failed to reduce homelessness.

Helpful Transgender Lessons From Europe

The Cass Review shows wisdom and humility on treatment of young people, in contrast to the ideological conformity in U.S. medical associations.

The Tax Revolt Returns

From California to New York, the people who pay taxes and fees are pushing back.

Parents, Embrace the Merry Mess

Don’t worry about capturing the perfect photo or video. The happy accidents of child-rearing are much more compelling.

The Inflation Thief Rises Again

A new surge in the consumer-price index means the real average hourly wage has risen seven lousy cents in a year.

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