2024 should have presented a golden opportunity to the Republican Party
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The former president is convinced he’s heading back to the White House
By Piers Morgan
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The United States was built on the ideal of equality before the law. The very words now ring with a mournful quaintness
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It’s a tall order to have less than a year both to reform the GOP’s primary party machine and deliver a win in a presidential election
By Amber Duke
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At least it seems like the secretary of state is having fun
By Ben Domenech
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It’s not just a matter of one man or one trial. It is a split about the country’s direction
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Birding has become a battleground — far from the broad sunny uplands it was before 2020
By Parker Bauer
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Let’s hope Ukraine’s allies keep their commitments so that this resistant, isolated nation may eventually prevail
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Normandy, Philly and crushing the cartels
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Can the Western private sector give us the edge over China and Russia?
By Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky
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Israel and Russia — very different countries, morally and otherwise — should be asking themselves today
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About 200 people are becoming Loopers each year
By Teresa Mull
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His insular communications strategy is a necessary defense against Canada’s anti-American psychosis
By Sam Forster
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The country controls a great and valuable resource that the world can’t do without
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The country has never respected international Intellectual Property laws. Now, it’s finding that a problem
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It is now in the hands of 10,000 runners across France and French territories to arrive in Paris for the opening of the Games on July 26
By Peter Jones
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You must follow the rules to stay — and those who do not are welcome to leave
By Oliver Jia
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Books + Arts
Autocracy, Inc. is woefully inadequate to the times in which it appears
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This is a work about significant moments, glittering with reflections and refractions
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You Like It Darker inevitably harks back to Carrie, King’s debut novel, published fifty years ago this spring
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Over the course of 600-odd pages, Paul Murray marshals elements of tragedy, black comedy and drama with consummate skill
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The Heart in Winter is a rambunctious galumph of a story
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As it stands, its place as a literary locus in the American canon is a fraught one
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What drives people’s interest in art is profoundly linked to what makes us human
By Laura Allsop
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How did the band achieve this curious headlock on our affections?
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Life
I could treat the whole thing with bemused Tom Wolfe snarkiness — or keep an open mind and get with the program
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The writer has made a literary reputation on his fluid narratives of late eighteenth and nineteenth-century Southern history
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My iPhone spent almost a week last October trapped inside the belly of a Boeing 767
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I believe in going horseback for as far and as long as I can
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For many vintners, cats have become their favorite unsung but essential partners in pest control and free PR
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Place
The movement to bring back wildlife and nature is gaining steam
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A century on, the outcome of George Mallory and Andrew ‘Sandy’ Irvine’s tragic ascent still looms large over the world’s highest mountain
By Harry Cluff
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As the Olympic Games descend on the French capital this July, the contest that really matters for this sports-shy travel writer is where to stay
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Food and Drink
Here the ancient actually beats out the modern
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The older the budare is, the better. Or so says my mom
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Difficult to pronounce. But oh-so divine and easy to make
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The country makes wines that are not only great bargains, but also are delicious in their own right
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And Finally
2023 was the year my wife finally agreed our son could have a knife of his own
By Andrew Watts
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I find the concept of a majority undefined by any common feature rather hard to grapple with
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