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People in the U.S. with very low literacy make about as much as the average worker in the U.K.
We are running low on the munitions necessary to prosecute the Iran war. Not only is this embarrassing, it is dangerous.
The most important movement within the Democratic Party is being infiltrated by actual Marxists.
In pursuing tariffs and the Iran war, Trump has forfeited his signature issue of economic stewardship.
That the United States would want a close working relationship with Israel on military technology is hardly surprising.
It's true that Nolan modernizes the Greek hero for a contemporary audience, but what was he supposed to do?
The DSA has released a new program that calls for abolishing the Senate, the presidency, and the Supreme Court.
The socialist wave is less a proletarian phenomenon than a project of frustrated Ph.D. candidates and medium-grade professionals.
With the Iranians firing on shipping on the Strait again, Trump has declared the so-called memorandum of understanding signed about a month ago a dead letter.
The Indiana Fever star has been treated like a virus that the league's antibodies seek to reject.
Sanders, Mamdani, and AOC hope to substitute socialism for Americanism, a project that even Marx and Engels had their doubts about.
His purported universalism is a pretext, a way to dress up his irrational animus toward Israel.
The intent of Congress was never to create an endlessly renewable de facto amnesty.
Trump is operating under constraints that routinely blunt his ambitions.
It's not all about Trump. Democrats were less proud of the country than Republicans were even when Obama and Biden were president.
Anthony committed a shocking crime, and his race can't mitigate it or free him of responsibility.
Israel's haters surely enjoy the perversity of accusing the Jewish state of the same enormity that contributed to its creation.
If the revocation of Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker's visas is an Israeli op, it's a profoundly counterproductive one.
