That’s the size of the State Department’s bounty on Fuad Shukr.
As Kamala Harris weighs her choice of running mate, one draws special opprobrium on the left.
Powell got plenty of flack on inflation. He faces a much more complex choice as the election approaches.
Venezuelans are ready to throw off the dictatorship. Will the international community support us?
Hezbollah and Iran may feel constrained to limit their responses to the Jewish state’s strikes.
Biden and the U.S. are missing in action as Maduro steals the vote.
The latest NFIB employment report finds the labor market hasn’t cracked yet.
For all her flaws, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina may be preferable to the alternatives—including hardened Islamists eager to gain power.
The car maker and the chip maker, both big subsidy beneficiaries, announce layoffs.
Memo to Washington: Tokyo doesn’t want a weaker currency.
The Federal Reserve seems confident it can cut rates in September.
The former President meets his critics head on. Where was Kamala Harris?
To Xi Jinping, a Russian victory over Ukraine would vindicate the Marxist theory of history.
Activists’ tales of doom never pan out, but they leave us poorly informed and feed bad policy.
Attacking Trump’s running mate as weird is the Democrats’ latest big idea.
The Trump-Biden race was as long as it felt. Trump-Harris is over in 100 days.
Many of us are still going strong, and with an aging population, America needs us.
Justices Brandeis, Black, Harlan and JHolmes did some of their best work in later years.
Israel has wavered between ‘total victory’ over Hamas and pursuit of a deal. The strike in Iran may end that argument.
France politicizes the Olympics.
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