Opinion Podcast

This week on Potomac Watch, Kim Strassel and Paul Gigot on President Obama’s war authorization and Bruce Rauner’s Illinois reform project.

And on Foreign Edition, Bret Stephens and Dan Henninger talk about the “Bush lied” myth, appeasement with Putin, and Netanyahu’s big speech.

Review & Outlook

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    No Water for You

    The man-made drought continues even after rains in California.

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    Green Love Is Blind

    Liberal influence-peddling topples Oregon’s Governor.

Commentary

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    New York’s Licensing Barricade Against Military Spouses

    CROSS COUNTRY
    By Michael P. Richter
    And Richard Schneider

    Professionals can lose years of income waiting for Albany to process the paperwork they need to work.

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    Making the Case for a Neglected Novel: ‘Marjorie Morningstar’

    By Paula Marantz Cohen
    Tastemakers in the 1950s were contemptuous of this tale about a young woman’s journey toward marriage.

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    Notable & Quotable

    Walter Olson writing for his blog, Overlawyered.com, Feb. 12.

  • Weekend Books

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    The Things They Carry Home

    By Richard McNally
    Two years after surviving a bomb attack in Iraq, the author bolted from a movie theater when an explosion occurred on-screen.

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    The Auteur of Evil

    By Michael Moynihan
    Kim Jong Il was a big fan of James Bond and the ‘Friday the 13th’ franchise. Nothing would stop from building a film industry in the Hermit Kingdom.

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    The Golden Generation of American Skiers

    By Christopher Solomon
    Bode Miller used one trophy cup to marinate chicken wings and another to prop up a toilet.

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    Obama and Employers

    Morning Editorial Report: From Staples to McDonald’s, the President finds fault with providers of low-skill jobs.

Today’s Columnists

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    An Honest Reporter, and His Antithesis

    DECLARATIONS
    By Peggy Noonan
    Bob Simon was everything a journalist should be. Brian Williams could have profited from the example.

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    The Wireless Kingpin of Deadwood

    BUSINESS WORLD
    By Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.
    Charlie Ergen keeps us waiting for a new kind of competitor to Big Cable.

Best of the Web

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    Tough Love

    By James Taranto
    The spectacular downfall of Oregon’s governor.
    Friday 4:25 p.m. ET

International Editions

Leisure & Arts

Opinion Journal Federation

Books

Political Diary

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    A transcript of the weekend's program:
    Can Obama get serious about ISIS? Plus the vaccine debate and the FCC’s Internet power grab. 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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