Tag: WSJ – Wall Street Journal

Khomeini’s decree stoked Muslim anger and paralyzed the West’s response to Islamic fundamentalism.

Perhaps Tokyo’s decision will cause the Germans to rethink too.

His plan will feed inflation and hurt him politically.

Academia will keep raising tuition, and students will have incentive to take out more loans.

Opposing views are dug in, and sometimes they reflect disagreements with other longstanding policies.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz promised a ‘turning point’ six months ago and—surprise!—it’s happening.

The President’s student-loan write-off is an abuse of power that favors college grads at the expense ...

Rogue commissioners and staffers seize authority that legally belongs to the commission majority.

It depends on a question about which economists disagree: Is the economy fundamentally stable?

The land of my birth still bans me from entering. I’m almost 80 and want to ...