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  • Faith at the Finish Line in Boston

    HOUSES OF WORSHIP
    By Jennifer Graham
    Barred from the chaotic scene of the bombing, priests nonetheless found ways to provide solace.

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    The Changing Bird Flu Threat

    By Tevi Troy
    Why China and the U.S. may be better equipped today for a pandemic than a decade ago.

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    North Korea's Kidnappers and the Fate of David Sneddon

    By Melanie Kirkpatrick
    Pyongyang has admitted abducting Japanese citizens. Was a missing Brigham Young student also seized?

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    Of Lab Mice and Men

    By Anne Jolis
    Animal-rights activists launch a rodent rescue—and set back research that might help cure Alzheimer's or autism.

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    The Pandora's Box of Poland

    BOOKSHELF
    By Matthew Kaminski
    Half a continent was waking from a long sleep and finally looking at its bloody past.

Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson

  • A video series produced by the Hoover Institution.

  • John Taylor

    The Stanford economist explains why this recovery is so slow.

  • Gov. Scott Walker

    The Wisconsin reformer takes on ObamaCare.

  • Sen. Ted Cruz

    The Texas Republican shakes up the Senate.

  • Rupert Murdoch

    News Corp.'s chairman and CEO is splitting the company.

Online Extra

  • Make Government Less Taxing

    OUTSIDE THE BOX
    By Pete du Pont
    Our returns don't have to be this unhappy.

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    Right Delay, Wrong Reason

    By Mary Kissel
    Senator Tom Harkin cancels a subcommittee hearing to silence a witness harmed by Labor Secretary nominee Tom Perez's legal quid pro quo.

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    Homeless Bill of Rights

    By Allysia Finley
    Another brilliant idea from California progressives

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    Hillary's Benghazi Baggage

    By Jason L. Riley
    A House report on the Libya consulate attacks points fingers

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    To Serve Woman

    By James Taranto
    Do female Ivy League graduates have a "duty" to work outside the home?
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    All Three Networks Ramp Up Push for Gun Control, Tout Obama's 'Urgent Plea'

    By Scott Whitlock
    From the Media Research Center

  • The Journal Editorial Report

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    A transcript of the weekend's program:

    The case for gridlock. Plus Democrats stymie gun-control efforts, and Beyoncé and Jay-Z go to Cuba. Tune in this weekend for more: FOX News Channel, Saturday 2 p.m. and Sunday 3 p.m. ET.

    The Journal Editorial Report Podcast.

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