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The National Vaccine Advisory Committee says government price controls are the primary reason for the decline in the number of suppliers.

If we produce more oil, OPEC will sell less to keep prices high. So Congress should encourage car makers to look for new alternatives.

The late conservative activist Andrew Breitbart on why he was a 'reluctant culture warrior.'

The candidate has recast an old debate in a way that the GOP can use to great effect against Obama.

A denomination founded in a pre-Civil War schism over slavery is poised to elect its first black president.

The world's largest democracy needs economic expansion at a much faster rate.

An heir to Saul Alinsky is dead at 43.

In "Memoirs of an Addicted Brain" a neuroscientist recalls, as the book's subtitle has it, "his former life on drugs," and how, at last, he learned to impose new patterns of thought and behavior. Sally Satel reviews.

The California redistricting carnage goes on, with the latest casualty being Republican Rep. David Dreier.

The president will win if his Depression-era picture of America goes unanswered.

A reform agenda worth the effort.

Central bank stimulus can't last forever.

Round II of Europe's back-door bank bailout.

Twitter and Facebook will change U.S. politics, as new technology always has. Think Nixon or 'Obama Girl.'

With little fanfare, the Wisconsin Republican congressman has persuaded presidential candidates and even some Democrats.

Rick Santorum's candidacy will realistically be at an end if he loses Ohio next week.

By some estimates, the U.S. has lost more than 10 million jobs because of lost IPOs since the '90s.

International law bars returning refugees to places where their lives are endangered.

The case against the "vital center."

The tale of Giusto Ferdinando Tenducci, the 18th-century opera star, castrato and celebrity who eloped with his teenage pupil, causing a huge scandal. Norman Lebrecht reviews.