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Campus protests look to peel away young voters for Biden, but time and reality may play in his favor.
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The application of a standard against anti-semitism was meant as tool, not a basis for legislation.
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Few in Washington, D.C., seem serious about the threat posed by the national debt. It’s time for a change.
The original clinic’s physician-owners had their squabbles but always put patient care first.
A left and right discussion of a dog shooter, protesters and hush-money allegations.
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Speaker Mike Johnson and some Republicans are finding they can stand against the party’s fringe.
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Most presidential candidates seek to balance the ticket; for Trump it’s loyalty and a willingness to lie.
With northern Gaza in a ‘full-blown famine,’ the U.S. must use its leverage to reopen crossings to aid trucks.
Carnations may be the official Mother’s Day flower, but many others will also make Mom smile. Here are a few bright ideas.
Reading — anything — matters, but especially before an election with history-making consequences.
Today’s crowd-sourced protests muddle their message and goals and alienate the quiet disapprovers.
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If we want more working-class representation, we need to make those positions more accessible.
Past, present and future are visibile in his countenance; an especially grim one on the cover of Time.
The grumbling about inflation’s slow path to 2 percent isn’t worth steps that risk a recession.
Voters will have to choose between a coherent strategy and a transactional temper tantrum.
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Even among the MAGA faithful, Republicans are having second thoughts on how to respond to restrictions.
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Most Americans are better off than they were four years ago; so why doesn’t it feel that way to them?
