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And Mariupol reports 10,000 dead.

Proposals to cap the pay of top government officials are penny-wise, pound-foolish policy.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- At the dawn of the 20th century, Norman Angell famously (or infamously) predicted that the era of global commercial integration had made great power conflict so costly and destructive as to be unthinkable.

It’s still an open question

Why the landslide loss for San Francisco's school board is a victory for American meritocracy

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The liberal college town of Amherst, Massachusetts, is considering a ban on new large-scale solar projects that’s supported by, among other groups, the local chapter of the supposedly radical youth climate movement Sunrise.

With inflation running at more than 6 percent and President Joe Biden's legislative agenda in peril, 'tis the season for second-guessing.

From the blog of Jakob Levin at The Times of Israel

There is an interesting counterfactual scenario for the now-flailing Biden presidency, where the president responded to the initial success of his bipartisan infrastructure push — all those Republicans at the

The best family policy deal would give progressives more of the money they want to spend...