Mary Kissel is a member of The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board in New York and host of OpinionJournal on WSJ Live. From 2005 to 2010, she was editorial page editor of The Wall Street Journal Asia, based in Hong Kong. She joined the Journal in Hong Kong in 2004 as writer of the Money & Investing section's Heard in Asia column. Previously, she worked for Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, in New York and London.
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The Texas Republican is setting the record straight on the causes of the 2008 financial crisis.
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A close aide to Mitt Romney adds to speculation about a third presidential run.
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Anti-discrimination agency’s general counsel is re-hired despite troubling track record.
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A congressional response to the crackdown on pro-democracy protestors.
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Sen. Lamar Alexander’s new report details how antidiscrimination enforcers are abusing employers.
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Why Democrats are rushing to reconfirm a top Obama administration bureaucrat.
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Two antidiscrimination enforcers who deserve a thorough vetting, not a rubber stamp.
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The attorney general aspirant flouts the law himself.
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Another achievement to cheer in the Modi era.
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More evidence that terrorism is a global threat.
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The Obama administration targets a corporate wellness program.
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A conservative pol's new biography makes a splash Down Under.
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Australia repeals the country's carbon tax.
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How a career bureaucrat became the target of the housing lobby and the White House for trying to avoid a repeat of 2008.
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Judge tosses frivolous Obama administration lawsuit.
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A finance industry regulation even Democrats can't support.
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'A real cop on the beat,' says the AFL-CIO.
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The story of how a middle-class girl rose to the Senate—and came to see the market economy that gave her the chance as 'rigged.' Mary Kissel reviews "A Fighting Chance" by Elizabeth Warren.
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Doesn't the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have better things to do?
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The Obama administration tries to ban 'dreadlock discrimination.'
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