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About a fifth of pregnancies end in miscarriage and 8% have complications. In these tragic situations, the line between getting an abortion and...
Although the US and its allies agreed recently to put Ukraine on an “irreversible path” to NATO membership, there’s no avoiding the obvious: A...
After witnessing the carnage in Ukraine, the US and its partners are racing to rearm — beefing up defense budgets, securing supply chains and...
For those who experienced the 2008 financial crisis, the term “securitization” conjures up bad memories. The packaging and repackaging of subprime...
“Old age,” lamented Trotsky, “is the most unexpected of all things that can happen to a man.” Joe Biden knows the feeling. Straining against...
He did what Trump would never do: place the national interest above his own pride and ambition.
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President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders wrote in a recent op-ed that there’s “no rational reason” why Americans pay the highest prices in...
Americans had reason to fear for the future even before the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. One hopes this enormity, together with respect...
Big tech companies have brought the 21st century some of its greatest innovations. Amazon.com Inc., Google search, Apple Inc.’s iPhone and other...
Paying for health care in America is a complicated business. In recent years, the government has taken valuable steps to reduce the harm that...
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President Joe Biden, as you’ve no doubt heard, has had a rough few weeks. Yet on Tuesday, he signed a bill into law that could well prove...
By some metrics, the US financial system is in great shape. All 31 banks that underwent the Federal Reserve’s stress tests this year maintained...
Somewhat lost in this turbulent election season, America’s bipartisan experiment in budgetary fantasy is racing ahead. Both 2024 presidential...
A recent Supreme Court decision striking down the Trump administration’s ban on bump stocks was a setback for public safety, but only a temporary...
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The European Union faces a daunting challenge over the next five years: Get public finances in order while mustering the investment needed to confront...
An unprecedented strain of bird flu is spreading among dairy cattle in the US. An outbreak of a flesh-eating bacteria has infected more than 1,000...
French President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to call snap elections has left him the lame-duck president of a rump political movement. France now...
Among the many rulings the Supreme Court handed down this term, a decision on so-called Chevron deference could prove especially consequential. The...
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Barring a major upset, Keir Starmer’s Labour Party is on course for a landslide victory in the UK’s general election on July 4. The expected...
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Democrats and Republicans worked together to pass the Chips and Science Act — but their persistent failure to unite behind common-sense, bipartisan...
Things aren’t going well at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. After an explosive investigation revealed widespread sexual harassment,...
Drought-hit Mexico City will not, as some alarmist headlines had warned, run out of water this week. That welcome news shouldn’t distract other...
Before heading off to North Korea last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a “peace” offering to Ukraine. He pledged an immediate...
The European Union’s efforts to combat climate change have suffered an electoral blow. Its centrist leaders need to wake up before this setback...
Measures of the public’s confidence in the federal government continue to plumb the depths. Former President Donald Trump promises to do something...
Glioblastoma is one of the most common, aggressive and deadly forms of brain cancer. The prognosis — with median survival of 15 to 18 months after...
French and Spanish automakers have reason to celebrate: The European Union is moving to impose new import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles,...
The right to contraception in the US has been constitutionally protected for more than half a century. Virtually every woman of reproductive age has...
The numbers look grim for President Joe Biden and his party. Donald Trump, despite his criminal convictions, still leads the 2024 race by about a...
Far-right parties claimed the largest share of votes in France and Italy and came second in Germany in the recent elections for the European...
Entering his third term leading the world’s biggest democracy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is weaker than he expected to be. India is the stronger...
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If you think America’s immigration system is broken now, wait until Donald Trump fixes it. Immigration may be the decisive issue of the 2024...
Exxon Mobil Corp.’s management recently won a round against shareholder activists who want the company to take bolder action on climate change. But...
Less than 15 months after the world’s most recent banking crisis, regulators in the US and Europe are already poised to roll back reforms aimed at...
Steward Health Care System LLC was once thought to be the future. Its chief executive officer, Ralph de la Torre, was named “health care’s new...
Perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise that precision-guided NATO munitions have been veering off course and drones are falling from the sky in Ukraine:...
By all appearances, the Republican Party will stick with Donald Trump after his conviction Thursday on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records...
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Congress keeps talking about regulating stablecoins but doing nothing. It’s a lapse that poses growing dangers to investors, the financial system...
Those concerned about the health of China’s economy — which, given its size and importance to global growth, should be everyone — are hoping...
Flaws in President Joe Biden’s clean-energy strategy were apparent before his latest initiative underlined the contradictions. The administration...
Last week, when UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called a general election for July 4, he very likely put an end date on his party’s long stretch of...