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Article“Amer­ic­ans over­whelm­ingly sup­port term lim­its for Supreme Court justices.”

■ For years, Amer­ican uni­versit­ies have been mag­nets for global research, tal­ent and fund­ing. Now, the gov­ern­ment is ask­ing: Who’s been pay­ing for access? Newly released Depart­ment of Edu­ca­tion data iden­ti­fies nearly $405 mil­lion in...

“Amer­ic­ans over­whelm­ingly sup­port term lim­its for Supreme Court justices.”

ArticleA Wager That Worked

Six months after U.S. forces cap­tured Nicolás Maduro, the chaos crit­ics pre­dicted for Venezuela has not mater­i­al­ized— des­pite a dev­ast­at­ing earth­quake no one planned for. Here’s what the skep­tics got wrong.

A Wager That Worked

ArticleOn the Con­trary

Every­one Deserves a Fair Hear­ing, Com­rades DO YOU EVER READ RUSSIAN STATE MEDIA? IF NOT, I’ll give you a sum­mary: It’s remark­ably fair and bal­anced. Some out­lets praise Pres­id­ent Vladi­mir Putin, oth­ers wish death upon his enemies. It’s easy...

On the Con­trary

ArticleCon­ven­tional Wis­dom

Fam­ous Last Words Edi­tion ■ His­tory offers a warn­ing. In the 1950s, Canada gave India the CIRUS nuc­lear research reactor; the U.S. sup­plied the heavy water. In 1974, India used the reactor’s plutonium to con­duct its first nuc­lear test,...

Con­ven­tional Wis­dom

ArticleUncom­mon Know­ledge

Wrong End of the Stick ■ In Brant­ford, Ontario, Rous­tan Hockey turns lum­ber into about 400,000 wooden hockey sticks a year, roughly 100,000 bound for the U.S. It is Canada’s last major hockey-stick fact­ory and the purest tar­get of Pres­id­ent...

Uncom­mon Know­ledge