Opinion | The WTO Isn’t Dead, but America Is Breaking It
Reform can’t happen if the U.S. keeps pretending it didn’t help cripple the institution it’s now eulogizing. Source link
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Opinion | Strong Farms Start With Legal Foreign Labor
Thousands of positions go unfilled, which means apples go unpicked and tomatoes rot in fields. Source link
Opinion | U.S. Fiscal Reality: Medicaid Rises 10%, Defense Only 4%
How about using reconciliation 2.0 for more Medicaid reforms? Source link
Opinion | The Truth About Medicare Advantage
About half of seniors use a program that is under Democratic assault. Source link
Opinion | In Gut We Trust?
I think Trump shocked his followers with his vulgar, threatening social-media posts about the Iran war. Source link
Opinion | Sonia Sotomayor Profiles Brett Kavanaugh
The Justice says her colleague ‘probably doesn’t really know any person who works by the hour.’ Source link
Opinion | Religion Belongs in American History Class
Teachers tend to avoid the topic of faith. A new Utah law aims to remedy that problem. Source link
Opinion | Maine Shouldn’t Miss the Infrastructure Boom
A moratorium on data centers would send the wrong signal at the wrong time. Source link
Opinion | Can Any War Live Up to the Idea of Justice?
The goal of the U.S. in Iran isn’t revenge, which some pacifists and liberals insist it is. Source link
Opinion | Budapest Isn’t a Shining MAGA City on a Hill
Hungarians turn out to be pretty European, and Orbán is more opportunist than he is revolutionary. Source link