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As travelers wedge themselves into planes, trains and automobiles for holiday trips, there’s a good chance they’ll be joined by an unwanted...

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The US Needs to Welcome Immigrants, Not Demonize Them

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The Supreme Court Generals Failed Their Troops This Year

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Stephen Mihm

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As the European Union ages, it’s increasingly dependent on migration to sustain its economies. Unfortunately, the bloc’s inability to manage this...

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FIFA’s World Cup Sycophancy Is Dirtying the Beautiful Game

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India’s latest aviation fiasco — about 3,000 flights cancelled since last week — has exposed the ill effects of leaving two-thirds of a...

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Why Russia Loves the US National Security Strategy

Nothing about the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy should shock European leaders, still less the enthusiastic welcome that...

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MAGA’s Book Bans Are Coming Back With a Vengeance

Francis Wilkinson

States Are Now the Check on America’s Executive

Mary Ellen Klas

‘Backlash Presidents’ Are Not Inevitable

Nia-Malika Henderson

We Can’t Give Up on Ending School Shootings

Sarah Green Carmichael

Experimenting on Dogs Is Getting Harder to Defend

F.d. Flam

The Risks of Democrats Embracing Eat-the-Rich Populism

Erika D. Smith

Boosting Nvidia’s Bottom Line Won’t Make Americans Safer

Editorial Board

The Flu Is Trying to Ruin Your Holiday. Don’t Let It.

Lisa Jarvis

Endless Labor Talks Do No Favors for FedEx or Its Pilots

Thomas Black

Trump Media Is a Loser in a Year Full of Winners

Matthew A. Winkler

For Europe, Delay Is the Costliest Option in Ukraine

Editorial Board

The US Needs to Welcome Immigrants, Not Demonize Them

Editorial Board

More Math, Not Less, Will Lead Students to Succeed

Editorial Board

The Supreme Court Generals Failed Their Troops This Year

Noah Feldman

BP Is Finally Getting What It Needs: A CEO Schooled at Exxon

Javier Blas

The 2025 Discourse About Grade Inflation Deserves a C

Stephen Mihm

Europe Needs a Smarter Approach to Immigration

Editorial Board

FIFA’s World Cup Sycophancy Is Dirtying the Beautiful Game

Lara Williams

Trump 2.0 Is Desperate Not to Make a 1.0 Mistake

John Authers

India’s Aviation Crisis Is All About Too Big to Tame

Andy Mukherjee

When Banks Need Capital, Synthetic Isn’t Good Enough

Editorial Board

How the EU and CPTPP Can Preserve Global Trade

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Why Russia Loves the US National Security Strategy

Marc Champion