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When Czech democracy needed defending, America was inattentive. The U.S. point man in Prague spent much of his time in New York.

J.P. Morgan's failed trades may well have passed the Volcker rule.

Soaking the rich isn't working on the left coast.

Three winners in the mold of Václav Havel.

The 9/11 trial will have meaning if it leads to a clear public accounting of the terrorists' crimes.

The initial elements of the United States' network of satellites, sensors and sea-based interceptors are already deployed to Europe.

The U.S. oil company charges that the $18 billion judgment against it was secured by fraud.

New research reveals that Iranian society has a pro-liberal value structure deeply at odds with the fundamentalist regime.

A gold standard is to the moochers and looters in government what sunlight and garlic are to vampires.

Next year's scheduled increases on dividends and capital gains will retard investment and derail the recovery.

Historian Victor Davis Hanson on the dilemma of affirmative action in a multiracial society.

In "Why Spencer Perceval Had to Die," Andro Linklater describes the events that led to the assassination of the man who led Britain during the most dangerous days of the Napoleonic war. Jeffrey Collins reviews.

Defying centuries of deeply ingrained traditions about a woman's place took more courage than the speeches and epithets mouthed by generations of feminists.

President Obama announced his support for gay marriage a day after the Tar Heel State banned it. Next up: Charlotte hosts this year's Democratic National Convention.

The attacks on Frank VanderSloot and political 'civility.'

When banks have a reason to get smaller, expect the capable head of J.P. Morgan to lead the way.

The two-star general wrote the book on Vietnam and showed the way for the surge in Iraq. Now he's back from 20 months in Afghanistan—and says the war can be won.

A sign of bankruptcy to come if states don't reform retiree benefits.

Republicans try to kill data collection that helps economic growth.