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John Fetterman: Why I changed my mind about the filibuster
By John FettermanJohn Fetterman, a Democrat, is a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania.It’s not often you hear someone in…
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Trump’s unpredictability and China’s bullying force a reaction in Asia
By Craig SingletonCraig Singleton, a former U.S. diplomat, is the senior director of the China Program at the…
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Virginia’s ‘assault firearms’ ban could be backfiring
By Stephen GutowskiStephen Gutowski is the founder of the Reload.Virginia Democrats took a shot at restricting…
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Rubio overhypes leftist threats to establish his MAGA credentials
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is either the luckiest or the shrewdest member of the Trump Cabinet — maybe both.…
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Higher taxes don’t mean better roads
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‘The Odyssey’ shows how online rage finds a home
The article examines how the themes of anger and conflict in Homer's "The Odyssey" resonate with contemporary online…
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A junk bill to fight junk food
Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) is coming for you, and he has a bipartisan coalition behind him.This week, the Senate…
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How can California be saved? Ask Steve Hilton.
Can America reject racial preferences without ignoring racial inequality? In this episode of “Make It Make Sense,”…
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Andy Burnham’s anti-Thatcher revolution
Andy Burnham became the United Kingdom's seventh prime minister in a decade, marking a notable shift in Labour…
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To negotiate with Iran, understand it first
In early July, Iran attacked three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, ending a cease‑fire agreement with the…
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By undermining elections, Trump threatens democracy. Look at Russia.
President Donald Trump's recent speech about threats to the country's electoral system is part of a dangerous attack…
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Culture is worth the war
By James PaneroJames Panero is executive editor at the New Criterion.With the release of Christopher Nolan’s…
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Vaccines are a blessing. Let’s not forget why.
By Ashely AlkerAshely Alker is an emergency medicine physician and the author of “99 Ways to Die: And How to Avoid…
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Why homeownership feels impossible for Gen Z
Relationships have always required compromise and patience. But dating apps, social media and therapy-speak can make…
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The day a congregation turned on the pastor of a South Carolina church
PAWLEYS ISLAND, S.C. — This peaceful coastal community has been swept by a tsunami of outrage after residents learned…
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Trump says his uncle was a ‘super genius.’ D-Day proves his point.
In this case, his description of the electrical engineer and professor may be understated. CommentsPopular from…
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Former U.S. Army secretary: What drones don’t change about warfare
McCarthy served as the 24th secretary of the Army.Over the past 10 years, the U.S. Army has seen many of its…
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Did Trump win the late-night comedy battle?
With Gavin Newsom's era as California governor ending, could Tom Steyer be the Democrat to step up? Or will…
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Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum has found her scapegoat
On Sunday, at a rally marking the second anniversary of her 2024 election victory, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum…
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‘Mine’s self-driving’
Mark Wood cartoon on self-driving cars.
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Trump lost one, Democrats dodged some: Tuesday had lessons for everyone
The article reflects on Tuesday’s election outcomes, noting that former President Donald Trump suffered a loss while…
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The U.S. is still a member of the WHO. That’s a good thing.
Gostin is a distinguished professor at Georgetown University Law Center and directs the World Health Organization…
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The great reverse migration is reshaping the political South
Transformations of American democracy are typically measured by constitutional amendments and federal legislation. But…
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Why $1 million doesn’t feel rich for Gen Z
Peptides are suddenly everywhere — touted by influencers, biohackers and longevity enthusiasts as the next…
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More mock-ups for Trump's $250 bill
Edith Pritchett cartoon on Trump officials’ $250 bill proposal.
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Is America a Christian nation? A conversation with Bishop Barron.
With Gavin Newsom's era as California governor ending, could Tom Steyer be the Democrat to step up? Or will…
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Congress has a cruelty problem
The article discusses the 2026 farm bill, a comprehensive package of federal legislation covering rural health,…
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He’s a devout Catholic. I’m an atheist novelist. Here’s how we stay married.
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Trump deserves to have his prayers heard, too
If the war against Islamists in Iran will deter their quest for nuclear weapons that could hold the West hostage, then…
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Don’t let AI teach young people about romance
About 20 to 30 percent had experimented with one at least once. While men were somewhat more likely than women to do…
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America’s railroads could learn a lot from wireless networks
By Michael O'RiellyMichael O’Rielly was a commissioner on the Federal Communications Commission from 2013 to…
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Why everyone is talking about peptides
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a decline in trust in public health institutions, despite the low risk of new…
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Phone addicts attend group therapy
Edith Pritchett cartoon on phone addicts attending group therapy.
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Alaska’s good idea to empower pharmacists
Like many states, Alaska is struggling with a shortage of physicians, especially in its vast rural areas. Accessing…
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Trump has devastated Iran’s regime. Don’t give it a lifeline now.
Let’s be clear: Even if President Donald Trump does not succeed in forcing Iran to capitulate at the negotiating…
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Unions are on a roll blocking driverless cars
Autonomous vehicles have the potential to revolutionize the transportation industry and make U.S. roads safer. Yet…
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What's behind Zohran Mamdani's mass appeal?
Zohran Mamdani successfully built an unlikely coalition of progressives and the professional managerial class, but…
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The crusade against legal immigration
The Trump administration’s announcement last Friday that foreigners seeking green cards should travel to their home…
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How to escape the gerrymandering trap
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$375,000 for two drinking fountains? The Machine is breaking America.
Click here to get it in your inbox.John Schochet is a lawyer in New York and writes the "People vs. the Machine…
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Want to detect opioids earlier? Test sewage water.
A new synthetic opioid, cychlorphine, has been identified in at least 50 fatal drug overdoses in eastern Tennessee,…
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Robert Thompson cartoon on the Strait of Hormuz.
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The heart of the Old South pauses for a funeral procession
The sun burned brightly in Farmville, Virginia, last week. Family and friends gathered outside a historic church…
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It’s time to address America’s mail theft epidemic
By Frank AlbergoFrank Albergo is the president of the Postal Police Officers Association.Over the past two decades,…
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What’s going on with Ebola and hantavirus?
Trust in public health institutions has fractured since the covid-19 pandemic began, even as the threat of new…
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How Harvard can end its diversity battles with Trump
By Harvey MansfieldHarvey Mansfield is a retired professor of government at Harvard University and the author of…
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Why data centers don't deserve so much hate
Zohran Mamdani successfully built an unlikely coalition of progressives and the professional managerial class, but…
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America long ago solved its dog problem. But what about the cats?
Beehler is a naturalist and author whose most recent book is “Flight of the Godwit: Tracking Epic Shorebird…
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America surrendered in the information war
The Russian government’s draft budget for 2026 allocated $1.77 billion for propaganda efforts. But that figure just…
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