Pakistan's democracy gained from this election, but the new government faces daunting challenges.

New York's attorney general should use the Martin Act more wisely.

The Europe-U.S. trade talks are a precious opportunity, but they must include fairer taxes and more transparency.

The Kerry-Putin meeting aside, common ground between Russia and America is a myth.

President Enrique Peña Nieto needs to show the country that he will defend the rule of law.

The company's response: lawsuits to prevent anyone from doing to it what it did to newspapers.

The pope's recognition of 800 Christians killed for refusing to convert to Islam ensures that while their names may be forgotten their deaths will not be.

In 1971, two young conservatives conceived a think tank that wouldn't just reject liberalism but actually propose conservative initiatives. Peter Berkowitz reviews Lee Edwards's "Leading the Way."

Fifty years ago he was made an honorary U.S. citizen. With his bust banished by Obama, let's raise a statue.

President Obama boasts that the application for government health-insurance has become easier to fill out. It hasn't.