5 Best Tuesday Columns
Yves Smith and Rob Parenteau on profits hurting capitalism, Kathryn Jean Lopez on women in politics, and more
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Bret Stephens on BP and Gadhafi, Steven Pearlstein on Obama and big business, and more
Yves Smith and Rob Parenteau on profits hurting capitalism, Kathryn Jean Lopez on women in politics, and more
Reactions to another slain sports giant
Charles Krauthammer on terror and Islamism, Peggy Noonan on a cold man's warm words, and more
Karl Rove on Obama's fiscal road to gell, Anne Applebaum on Russia's old spy tricks and more
As free agency draws near, the top runners are getting desperate
Why you won't be seeing the Williams sisters and other top players in the finals
Ruth Marcus on the unhinged right, David Wise on the spy who came out to the suburbs and more
David Ignatius on reconciling with the Taliban, Stanley Fish on student evaluations, and more
Ronald Brownstein on the sinking ship of state, Joan Wickersham on marital shibboleths and more
Wimbledon's record-breaking match has more than one winner
David Broder on campaign finance, Joe Klein on Petraeus's way forward and more
Holman Jenkins on blowout preventers, Glenn Greenwald on the causes and effects of the War on Terror, and more
Birth control, lithium, and those damn vuvuzelas
David Ignatius on Afghanistan and trade partnerships, Nancy Bauer on lady power, and more
Was no one paying attention to the oil hearings?
...and none of them are ties
Deficits, divorce, health-care disaster. Someone think of the children!
With the fall of the favored champions, it's anyone's game
Wes Davis on Bloomsday, Claire Berlinski on Sarah Palin as Thatcher's second coming and more
Commentators fret over whether they can cheer
Obama's Katrina, refugee reform, and more
Apparently the country has a few fans
Some unexpected victors cleaned up at the Tonys
On conservative women and feminism, the future of biotechnology, and more
Deficits! Distractions! The Department of Education! And... soccer?
What fans and critics think of the noise-making horn
David Broder on Strasburg and soccer, Joshua Green on the oil spill and the Tea Party, and more
A recap of those who were down and out today
Jet engines, greenhouse gas, digital youth, and Landon cads
The jaw-dropping pitcher makes his debut with the Nationals tonight
David Brooks on majoring in humanities, Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway on science denialism and more
A week before the tournament, two top-tiered players are out. What's next?
Somehow, this means you should buy popcorn futures
Dierdre Bair on the 40-year itch, Michael Gerson on politics and sex and more
Why a bad call isn't always a bad thing
Joshua Green on the cerebral president, the Israeli ambassador on the attack this week, and more
Jonah Goldberg on the welfare state, Arianna Huffington on corporate tax havens, and more
The champ may have lost, but his reputation won
Oh right, and the Al-Tipper Gore split
A "real black president" would apparently deal with BP differently
Susan Boyle, senators, and some very fair-minded chimps
Change in China, torture in Iran, and a case for making satellite images public
The MSNBC anchor continues her substantive coverage
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