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Bernie Sanders' Free Trade Mythology Mar. 10, 2016
Bernie Sanders' upset victory in Michigan came just two days after he stood on the debate stage in t... Read More
Zen of Kodo: Mazda CX-3 Poised With 'Predator' Styling Oct. 06, 2015
The models and moods are many in the neo-popular car segment of subcompact crossovers. Suit your sty... Read More
No Adults Allowed Jun. 11, 2015
The signs on every playground in my city, New York, say this: "Playground rules prohibit adults exce... Read More
Who Lost Iraq? Jun. 09, 2015
After the pro-Western government of China was forced to flee to the island of Taiwan in 1949, when t... Read More
European Quantitative Easing May. 06, 2015
Dear Mr. Berko: Could you please explain quantitative easing in simple English and in terms that I c... Read More
The Curious Case of North Korea Jul. 03, 2014
It is important to not underestimate the oddness of North Korea. Last week, with important diplomati... Read More
Child's Dish Reflects Past Era Jun. 20, 2014
Q: I have enclosed a photo of a child's bowl that was mine when I was a child in 1946. It measures a... Read More
A Bitter After-taste Jun. 17, 2014
The news from Iraq that Islamic terrorists have now taken over cities that American troops liberated... Read More
Reparations for Blacks? May. 30, 2014
In the latest of periodic revivals of the argument that the United States ought to issue reparations... Read More
Americans Tire of Solving Everyone's Problems May. 01, 2014
Americans want a smaller role in global affairs than the stage-hogging part we command today. Nearly... Read More
Japanese Ship Impounded by China Over WWII Debt Apr. 24, 2014
A Shanghai court this week ordered that Baosteel Emotion, a Japanese cargo ship, be seized over an u... Read More
Nationalism, Not NATO, Is Our Great Ally Apr. 22, 2014
With Vladimir Putin having bloodlessly annexed Crimea and hinting that his army might cross the bord... Read More
The End of Ideology? Apr. 15, 2014
On our TV talk shows and op-ed pages, and in our think tanks here, there is rising alarm over events... Read More
A New Way to Buy Gold Feb. 18, 2014
There's a new way to buy gold and diversify your exposure out of the dollar. It comes in the form of... Read More
Staying Out of Other People's Wars Feb. 07, 2014
"If these negotiations [with Iran] fail, there are two grim alternatives," said Sen. Richard Durbin,... Read More
Left Turn in the Emerging Markets Jan. 30, 2014
There's a new cynical perception among international investors that Brazil is becoming Argentina, an... Read More
Japan's Cities Offer the Best of Old and New Jan. 12, 2014
By Robert Selwitz After landing in and exploring Tokyo, the next city visitors to Japan should see i... Read More
Tokyo Is the Heart of Constantly Intriguing Japan Jan. 11, 2014
By Robert Selwitz Tokyo's 13.2 million population makes it not only Japan's largest city but one of ... Read More
Are the Senkakus Worth a War? Dec. 13, 2013
"The U.S.-Japan Mutual Security Treaty of 1960 obligates the United States to treat any armed a... Read More
About That Biden 'Gaffe' in Tokyo Dec. 10, 2013
We know that about 20,000 pseudo-, semi- and real journalists "cover" Washington. We know ... Read More
