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It can cost $600 a year for prescription contraceptives. That's a lot of money.

HHS tells religious believers to go to hell. The public notices.

Beijing tells Brussels what it can do with its airline emissions tax.

Obama makes fools of the goo-goos one more time.

Providing Israel with advanced bunker-busting munitions and refueling tankers to extend the range of its jets would help convince the Iranians to pursue a diplomatic solution.

The MBAs who took over didn't use the service the way members did.

Peter Suderman on the financial woes of RomneyCare in Massachusetts.

Rome was not built in a day, and neither will be a European political union.

If you can't articulate the cause for which you are fighting in moral terms, you will lose.

Detroit is hostage to the administration's green energy schemes—a perfect vehicle for granting favors and extorting tribute.

Same-sex marriage looks like a sure thing, at least in California.

In "Quiet," Susan Cain argues that introverts have a lot to offer the world—and we undervalue them at our peril. Philip Delves Broughton reviews.

Having pummeled Newt Gingrich for months, the Romney camp has turned and fired all at once on Rick Santorum.

Where's Catholic Joe Biden on the contraception mandate?

Walter Olson on Italy's labor-law reformers who have to live under armed guard.

Norway's left seeks to silence Islam's critics by linking them to a mass murderer.

The Startup Act will help remove bureaucratic and tax barriers facing the small businesses that create most jobs.

The abortion provider uses a vast media and political network to maintain its subsidies from government and private charities.

Diplomacy has run its course, sanctions are too late, and Israel can't cry wolf again.

Is it fair that some of Mr. Obama's largest campaign contributors received federal loan guarantees?