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Oct 09, 2015

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The Editors: "Bringing China =nto the [Trans-Pacific Partnership] will take time and won't be easy, but =t would serve everybody's interests. It isn't too soon to start planning f=r that goal." Read more...

Middle East

The Editors: "This year's Nob=l Peace Prize was a surprise even to the recipients, a little-known group =f activists who brokered a political transition in Tunisia. It was also an=inspired choice. ... The Arab Spring's hope for a more tolerant and democr=tic Middle East is most alive in Tunisia, where the movement began more th=n four years ago." Read more...

Declassified

Josh Rogin and Eli Lake: "A w=ek into Russia's military intervention in Syria, some top White House advi=ers and National Security Council staffers are trying to persuade Presiden= Barack Obama to scale back U.S. engagement there, to focus on lessening t=e violence and, for now, to give up on toppling the Syrian regime."=Read more...

Congress

The Editors: "Now that the ra=e for speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives has officially turned f=om muddled to chaotic, centrist Republicans -- yes, they still exist -- ne=d to press their advantage. And Democrats might even want to help them." =ead more...

2016 Elections

Paula Dwyer: In Hillary Clint=n's plan to make Wall Street safer, "she risks achieving little and, in so=e cases, causing harm. This is especially true for her two biggest and mos= interesting ideas -- a so-called risk fee on the largest banks and a tax =n high-speed traders." Read more.=.

Social Media

Justin Fox: "The things that =inkedIn members see online are often silly and superficial, and the connec=ions often tenuous. But underneath is a real network for finding talent an= getting things done." Read more...=/span>

Family

Stephen Mihm: "When the Repub=ican presidential candidate Marco Rubio unveiled a proposal last month to =ubsidize family leave via a system of tax breaks for businesses, Democrats=scoffed. ... They should remember that when it comes to family leave -- an= maternity leave in particular -- conservatives, not liberals, have histor=cally taken the lead." Read more...

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