Editorials

Big U.S. banks have found a lot not to like in the Volcker rule. We agree that regulations shouldn’t be unduly... READ MORE

American voters are adept at sending mixed messages to elected officials. None are as confusing as the signals from the... READ MORE

In a vote that may have serious consequences for Europe’s economic crisis, the French Socialist Party showed laudable... READ MORE

The Washington Post reports that President Barack Obama has decided to make anti-Wall-Street rhetoric a “central tenet”... READ MORE

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says that on “Day One” in office he would declare China a currency... READ MORE

Arguments for solar and wind power are so enticing (endless availability, no pollution and so on) that it’s easy to see... READ MORE

Europe is heading for what could be the last stand in its two-year-old sovereign debt crisis. By the time the Group of... READ MORE

“The 9-9-9 plan that I have proposed is simple, transparent, efficient, fair and neutral.” That’s Herman Cain defending... READ MORE

Ukraine’s leader took a step in the right direction Thursday by announcing that he supports scrapping the Soviet-era law... READ MORE

Raj Rajaratnam, the Galleon Group LLC hedge fund executive who fought his insider-trading prosecution at every stage,... READ MORE

Call us optimists, but it’s possible that the Senate’s decision Tuesday to block President Barack Obama’s jobs bill was... READ MORE

An editorial on Monday identified specific weapons programs that could be targeted for cuts as the Pentagon faces... READ MORE