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Is a truce in the long war over genetically modified food in the works? Not entirely. But news reports that U.S. food... READ MORE
Shortly after the financial crisis spread around the globe like a plague, the world’s leaders developed what they... READ MORE
As Sulaiman Abu Ghayth, son-in-law of Osama bin Laden, was pleading not guilty to charges of terrorist conspiracy in a... READ MORE
As the U.S. and the European Union begin hammering out a free-trade pact, there are good reasons to expect they will... READ MORE
Washington is celebrating a modest victory this week because the House of Representatives passed legislation to finance... READ MORE
It was plausible until recently to think that the European Parliament, the directly elected arm of the European Union’s... READ MORE
Blinking for the first time since budget sequestration went into effect last week, House Republicans want to restore $10... READ MORE
The death of President Hugo Chavez marks the beginning of a perilous and hopeful moment for Venezuela and the Western... READ MORE
The stock market, in normal times a reliable proxy for an economy’s health, reached record levels this week. And why... READ MORE
Robots are evoking some deep economic anxiety these days. They’re routinely mastering human tasks -- driving cars,... READ MORE
This editorial was produced in an office, so it may be 13 percent less productive and efficient at its job than if it... READ MORE
Has American medicine gotten too good at treating pain? The profession once took pain to be a positive sign of healing.... READ MORE
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