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Soon every new dollar the U.S. government borrows from outside investors will be needed to pay net interest on its national debt.


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Chancellor Angela Merkel’s tough talk is following a foreign-policy trend soon to return Germany to historic dominance.


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Almost worse than a wall, Germany’s political division hinders the country’s progress.


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