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Emmanuel Macron may not technically be a celebrity, but he tweets like one.
The New York Times, an organization devoted to gathering and publishing information, doesn't want people to gather or publish information inconvenient to it.
We are in Week 2 of the president of the United States and his communications director of six days feuding on Twitter and cable TV.
The New York Times has begun the so-called 1619 Project, marking the 400th anniversary of the importation of slaves from Africa.
The Jeffrey Epstein case establishes beyond a doubt that if you're a sexual predator, it pays to be a rich and connected sexual predator.
The left is doubling down on ruling immigration restriction out of bounds.
The FBI worked to preempt violent acts, and gained an enormous influence over Klan groups.
There was a time when the left considered McCarthyism the worst of all political tactics. That was before it became useful to question Mitch McConnell's loyalty to his country.
Rarely has a made-for-TV drama been such bad TV. The much anticipated Robert Mueller hearings that were supposed to catalyze the impeachment drive against President Trump probably brought it to an effective end.
Missouri Republican senator Josh Hawley used a perfectly good word in its appropriate context, and stands accused of dog-whistle bigotry.
Poor Leana Wen. She took Planned Parenthood's propaganda a little too seriously. And now she's out of a job.
It's a mistake to think that Omar is anything other than on her way to total assimilation, only on the terms set out by Beto O'Rourke.
The American middle class just got a lot richer. Joe Biden, who invariably and tiresomely refers to himself as "Middle-Class Joe," made $15 million the first two years after the end of the Obama administration.
The women of the U.S. national soccer team are famous for being extraordinary athletes, repeat world champions — and plaintiffs.
We live in an era of public ugliness, of architects who deliberately make their forms unsightly and inhuman, and of public art installations that are invariably ridiculous.
It would tax even the prodigious powers of the late novelist Tom Wolfe to create a more poignant political scene than a bright, young, white mayor of a small city, who is an upstart presidential candidate and progressive darling, getting yelled at by black residents during a town hall.
News flash: There's a crisis at the border. This was discovered again over the past few days when immigration attorneys talked to reporters about appalling conditions at a Border Patrol facility detaining migrant minors in Clint, Texas.
The worry last week was that the Trump administration was ginning up fake intelligence about Iran blowing up oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz to justify a war against Iran. Then, this week, President Donald Trump said the Iranian attacks weren't a big deal.
If there is one thing you learn about at Oberlin College, the notoriously progressive liberal arts college, it is surely privilege: white privilege, hetero privilege, gender privilege, you name it.
The more the climate debate changes, the more it stays the same.
