Allysia Finley is a WSJ editorial writer, so it's reasonable to assume that this is an opinion piece. Yet the root, wsj.com/articles/, is normally used for new

Allysia Finley is a WSJ editorial writer, so it's reasonable to assume that this is an opinion piece. Yet the root, wsj.com/articles/, is normally used for news articles by journalists. This seems wrong. I mention this because one of the things I like about the WSJ (I'm a subscriber) is the strict demarcation between news articles and editorials. Now I'm starting to wonder if that line is getting blurred.