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Editorial
Speaker John Boehner Quits the Arena
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The Republicans’ intramural brawl makes it clear that they are incapable of governing themselves. 
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The Xi government has a long way to go in protecting the rights of foreign companies and fighting cybercrime.
The Republicans’ intramural brawl makes it clear that they are incapable of governing themselves. Comments
American exceptionalism is built on immigration, not threatened by it, as most Republicans believe. Comments
Being part of Stefan Zweig’s “community of expulsion,” Jews cannot now turn their backs on the expelled. Comments
Recent cases of disturbing business practices underscore the need for good regulation, which is at stake in next year’s election. Comments
At its core, the pope’s message in Congress was how to live a life and share a planet. Simple. He didn’t scold, and he didn’t lecture. Comments
Republicans liked him, but that didn’t help him rally the troops — or keep them from stabbing him in the back. Comments
Franchise owners have lost ground in dealing with their businesses’ corporate parents, which in turn makes it harder to raise worker pay.
International observers must ensure fair elections in December. Comments
It is astonishing that a war that has been so deadly, so cruel, could end through diplomacy.
A greenhouse-gas commitment and some talk about cybercrime offer hope, but President Obama has been appropriately skeptical.
The former majority leader says many people in the Republican party don’t understand the smart way to fight. Comments
The Hispanic Leadership Fund writes that some Democrats in Congress are doing Puerto Rico a disservice.
Fed officials say the economy is doing well enough to be ready for interest-rate hikes, but it doesn’t feel that way to most people.
President Obama has just over a year to deliver on his promise to shut down the prison, a goal that is hard but not hopeless. Comments
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Jesse Wegman, editorial writer on legal affairs, and Ernesto Londoño, editorial writer on foreign affairs, respond to reader comments on how the detention facility might be closed.
“Too many Pell students attend institutions where few students of any sort graduate,” a new report has found.
Readers discuss the pope’s address to Congress and the likely results of his visit.
Readers offer suggestions for compensating VW owners and ensuring that they fix the problem.
Readers discuss the Catholic Church’s prohibition.
The consul general of Thailand in New York takes issue with a news article.
A sociologist discusses the problem of untreated mental illness among the homeless population.
The Institute for Justice writes that the end of Scott Walker’s campaign for president shows that money can’t buy elections.
Online violence against women is a threat to gender equality worldwide, a new report by a U.N. group makes clear.
Cities are challenging a wide range of companies to imagine new ways to solve local problems, rather than just inviting familiar contractors to bid on brain-dead repair jobs.
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