Opinion | Religious Liberty Lives at the Supreme Court
Religious Americans sometimes fear that intolerant secular progressives will soon try to ruin them for holding traditional views. They can
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Opinion | How Not to Punish China
Washington is mulling a variety of ways to punish Beijing for violating Hong Kong’s autonomy. But one new idea should
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Opinion | The Past Few Months Sent Me in a New Direction
Editor’s note: In this Future View, students discuss how the events of the past few months have changed their plans
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Opinion | Payday Lending Survives
Small-dollar borrowing shrank last quarter while Americans were stuck at home, but demand may swell soon as many workers adapt
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Opinion | First They Came for Hong Kong
China is rapidly absorbing Hong Kong into its national-security maw, and already the implications are global as the Communist Party
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Opinion | Joe Biden’s First Energy Casualty
Joe Biden is currently cruising to the White House, and this weekend we saw an early economic consequence when Dominion
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Opinion | States and the Electoral College
There is no shortage of surprises that could rock the November election, but an Electoral College revolt is unlikely to
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Opinion | Joe Biden Bows to the Teachers Unions
Here’s a place Joe Biden differs from his old boss: President Obama had fraught relations with the teachers unions, including
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Opinion | All That Glitters Isn’t Maduro’s Gold
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro has held on to power despite losing his countrymen’s confidence years ago. Yet a British court
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Opinion | Emmanuel Macron’s Reform Restart
French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe resigned Friday, as President Emmanuel Macron tries to restart his reform agenda. It’s not surprising
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