Editorials

The Barack Obama administration’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed mastermind of the Sept. 11... READ MORE

The outraged reactions within and outside Egypt to the Muslim Brotherhood’s recent decision to contest the presidency... READ MORE

The decisive test of the euro area’s plans for economic recovery was never Greece but Spain, and the European Union... READ MORE

Mitt Romney, believing with good reason that he has the Republican nomination sewn up (or at least that if anything gets... READ MORE

The U.S. is busy exiting its taxpayer-funded bailouts, most recently reducing its stake in American International Group... READ MORE

Look at the nonstop carnage in Syria and the ongoing nuclear project in Iran and you would be forgiven for not putting... READ MORE

The parliamentary election wins of Aung San Suu Kyi and her party weren’t necessarily the best news out of Myanmar in... READ MORE

Stirrings in the Senate Republican caucus suggest that some members are seeking a way to smooth the party’s bumpy... READ MORE

It’s horrifying even to imagine the U.S. finding itself in a position where it must use an atomic bomb against an enemy.... READ MORE

Object loudly, lobby Congress and predict horrible consequences for the economy and investors. Money-market funds, like... READ MORE

Few areas of American governance have been as incoherent in recent decades as energy policy, which is saying something.... READ MORE

Europe’s leaders are missing an important point as they argue over the size of the euro area’s bailout fund: If they... READ MORE