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Can the right really be realigned with the working class? → Read More
Judge Amy Coney Barrett would make a most worthy successor to RBG. → Read More
The return of the Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979 brought joy at first, then despair and dislocation → Read More
A plea to my fellow Christians and social conservatives. → Read More
In grilling Catholic judicial nominee Amy Coney Barrett about her faith, the senator revealed her own orthodoxy. → Read More
Progressives have triumphed spectacularly over faith and tradition. Now they are targeting conscience itself. → Read More
The Persian-language service too often parrots state media and doesn’t give Israel a fair shake. → Read More
Beijing’s economic foothold in the region has been more hype than reality. But the political influence is serious. → Read More
A public-service TV ad—‘Dear Future Mom’—is rejected because it could trigger guilty feelings. → Read More
He asked: ‘Have you, have I, the right to live only so long as we are productive?’ → Read More
The people humiliate themselves when they participate in the mullahs’ sham elections. → Read More
The Turkish president has launched a global attack on dissent. His latest target: a Washington analyst. → Read More
Ellinor Grimmark found the ‘opinion corridor’ was too narrow to make room for her Christian faith. → Read More
The Israeli leader could be opportunistic and vulgar in pressing his case against the Iran deal. He was also right. → Read More
A dour, self-righteous and conformist version has come to define the liberal idea across much of the Continent. → Read More
Sohrab Ahmari writes that Judge Gorsuch’s 2006 book about euthanasia demonstrates a thoughtful commitment to equality and dignity. → Read More
Christianity faces a grave threat from globalization, but Vladimir Putin does not offer the right response. → Read More
Now the West needs to decide whether to maintain the fiction that Turkey is a reliable member of the club. → Read More
Journal editorial writer Sohrab Ahmari interviews the creator of “Assisted Suicide: The Musical,” who says euthanasia denies the value of people who have illnesses or disabilities. → Read More
U.S. primacy and Russian imperialism aren’t the same. Ask the people who’ve experienced both, says Sohrab Ahmari in The Wall Street Journal. → Read More