Kim Strassel: The Obama Heyday Is OverWith so many Democrats running against the president's agenda in the midterm, change will come in the next Congress, regardless of which party is in control.
Robert C. Bonner: Mexico Takes On the Drug CartelsPresident Calderón is serious about restoring law and order. Here's how the U.S. can help.
Kevin Hassett and Glenn Hubbard: Obama Discovers IncentivesThe president's proposed tax cuts for business are a welcome departure from Keynesian stimulus.
ObamaCare 'Amnesia'Long ago, in a political galaxy far, far away, Democrats passed . . .
We'll Always Have BaselIn the fight over bank capital, more is better.
Greg Ip: From Zombie Banks to Zombie Mortgages?Japan misallocated capital during its lost decade. How the U.S. can avoid its mistakes.
Trennert: Treasurys and the Danger of Short-Term DebtMore than 60% of U.S. debt is set to mature within the next three years.
M. Zuhdi Jasser: Questions for Imam Rauf From an American MuslimHe may not appear to the untrained eye to be an Islamist, but by making Ground Zero an Islamic rather than an American issue he shows his true allegiance.
Steven Gjerstad and Vernon Smith: Why We're in for a Long, Hard Economic SlogEvidence from 14 U.S. recessions shows that the economy doesn't recover until housing recovers.
David G. Robinson: Soft Spots for Hard DrivesIn "The Man Who Lied to His Laptop," Clifford Nass reports on his studies of the interactions of people and computers—and on what the results tell us about human relationships. David G. Robinson reviews.
Our Love Affair With the FairsState fairs embody our roots in agriculture, entrepreneurship and rabble-rousing.
Beyond the Beatification of Cardinal NewmanPope Benedict's trip to England is an outreach for reunion, too.
How I Set (and Temporarily Lost) a World RecordWe were glad-handing for Guinness..
Preppy Pitfall: All That Madras, Not Enough EffortDid Lisa Birnbach's original "Handbook" drive people lazy?
Desperate Dems Turn the Election into a Celebrity RoastLeading Democrats rolled out their strategy for countering Republicans in the November elections yesterday and it appeared to be equal parts fear and ridicule.
Week in ReviewView the top stories this week at OpinionJournal.com.
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Best of the Web Today: Laughed At by TimeObama inherited this mess--from Mark Halperin!
