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Germany, the laggard of NATO with a deep conflict of interest regarding Russia, is the weak link.
The Florida governor should take the grumbling from Trump as a compliment — the past and current master of the GOP sees a future threat arising.
His "offense" is dissenting from this worldview, and providing options for parents who don't share it, either.
He promised to be the adult in the room, but if there was any doubt, his Georgia speech removed it — he's the same hack he's always been.
Never underestimate the irresistible urge of officialdom toward pandemic coercion.
The Constitution is always under threat, and it falls on its friends to defend it from all challengers.
The drive to nationalize our elections has always been a sweepingly radical step in search of an alleged crisis to address.
"If this president is reelected, we know what will happen. Cases and deaths will remain far too high."
There are more than 15,000 discovered species of ant, and perhaps another 10,000 yet to be found.
The omicron wave should finally put paid to the perfervid fantasy that COVID is a red state phenomenon.
December 2021 looks like an inflection point when "the bull***t" finally got a reality check.
All the hokum about the causes of inflation is basically a confession of impotence.
Latinos have rejected the term, at the same time they swing toward the GOP.
The sources of Putin's appeal to populists, from Pat Buchanan to Tucker Carlson, are manifold.
The IOC could have taken an off-ramp from these Olympic games at any point.
It could be that the decentralized nature of the American system comes up with an arrangement on abortion that is broadly acceptable to most people.
Lebron James doesn't hesitate to air his views so long as they are comfortably within the fashionable woke consensus.
It is part of the warp and woof of America, older than the Constitution and deeply rooted in family and hearth.
The viral video of brazen thefts has become one of San Francisco's most influential cultural exports.
The Democratic Party's new base among college-educated voters is a trap if it is pursued to the exclusion of an appeal to working-class voters.
