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Coronavirus lesson #1: The U.S. is willing to shut down for three months, but that’s about it.
America beat the Soviets by helping democracies get rich. In Asia, it’s high time to revive that approach.
The Nordic nation has a higher death rate and immunity hasn’t built up as planned.
Low-income minorities have more to lose than gain from the woke war on standardized testing.
Xi Jinping has been a disaster for China and the virus doesn’t make him look better.
Family breakdown causes serious disadvantages when it comes to college.
Trump thrives on conflict but may pay a price for alienating America’s allies.
How much devastation is self-inflicted, not caused directly by the virus? Voters are right to wonder.
What happens when the press becomes an interest group whose interest isn’t the truth?
Edward Luttwak wrote the book on regime change, and he sees parallels between China’s pandemic response and the Soviet Union’s late years.
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