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The activists who want to shut up JP Morgan's CEO aren't worried about shareholders.
Let Benghazi's Chips Fall
The House should appoint a Select Committee.
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While the media focuses on the 'war' within the GOP over immigration, the real story is how committed the party is to reform.
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Japanese exports are struggling despite its weak currency, which hit 100 to dollar on Thursday.
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway: The Pentagon's Problem with Proselytizing
Evangelicals lately have detected worrying signals from the military.
Martin Feldstein: The Federal Reserve's Policy Dead End
Quantitative easing hasn't led to faster growth. A better recovery depends on the White House and Congress.
Raymond Dever: A Simpler Internet Sales Tax
The Marketplace Fairness Act unfairly burdens online retailers. The burden should be on state governments.
Abenomics Hits the Neighbors
As yen liquidity goes overseas, Korea cuts its interest rate.
Bureaucratic High-Tech Visas
The Gang of Eight bill needlessly complicates skilled immigration.
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Wednesday's hearing turned a light on a previously unnoticed player in the story: Hillary Clinton's chief of staff.
The Common Enemy
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The Benghazi Awakening
Hillary Clinton's chief of staff told Greg Hicks not to talk to Congress.
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By Jason L. Riley
Have voter ID laws hurt black turnout?
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A new poll on the Senate race to replace Saxby Chambliss
'Produce All Documents'
By Mary Kissel
Even Democrats want to know why Obama's labor secretary nominee isn't complying with a House subpoena.
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Who will get the political blame for the sky-high joblessness among younger voters?
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