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Eight months ago, the race looked like a toss-up. Since then, the GOP has gained.
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Books are precious materials within prisons, which are environments of isolation and deprivation.
By Andy Chan and Michelle Dillon ● Read more »
A covid-19 infection may be inevitable, but here are four reasons to try to delay it.
By Leana S. Wen ● Read more »
The virus is transmitting at hyperspeed, bringing a record-smashing wave of cases causing disruption and absenteeism across the United States.
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The fact that so many Chicago teachers were willing to abandon their students in the first place is disgraceful.
By Marc A. Thiessen ● Read more »
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New regulations apply to hogs raised outside the state.
By Helaine Olen ● Read more »
There are no painless solutions, and waiting for problems to sort themselves out doesn't look decisive.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
How Manchin is exposing the essential fallacy of the pro-filibuster stance.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
Answering the question would be a legal battle. But it's one worth fighting.
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
The ball is still in Putin's court.
The European Union should help hasten Ukraine's compliance with criteria for membership, and NATO should move significant military assets closer to Ukraine.
By George F. Will ● Read more »
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