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Democrats' commitment to diversity is a ruse.
By Marc A. Thiessen ● Read more »
The company's progressive messaging has helped keep organizing at bay, but the ground has shifted.
By Helaine Olen ● Read more »
Republican extremists can be found in places such as Michigan, while Democrats in the same states tread carefully.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
Even after these extraordinary revelations, Republicans won't see them as disqualifying.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
The Florida governor knows the MAGA base.
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
Reuters swiftly corrected an article about ivermectin and omicron. Many people will prefer the erroneous version.
By Erik Wemple ● Read more »
The "soft on crime" label hurt Democrats badly in the 1970s and 1980s — and could do so again.
By Max Boot ● Read more »
"Hot vax summer" might not have materialized. But maybe "hot vax spring" could.
By Leana S. Wen ● Read more »
When politicians can't solve real problems, it's time to ban some books.
By Art Cullen ● Read more »
This is how a third party can be born in America.
Unless Trump faces consequences for his actions, he will not stop.
A 2015 agreement between Russia and Ukraine can provide the best chance at a lasting peace.
By Katrina vanden Heuvel ● Read more »
Barbara F. Walter argues that the United States is following a well-worn path to civil war.
'Capehart' Podcast ● Read more »
Maps in North Carolina, Illinois, Texas and Alabama show the worst gerrymandering sins. They can be fixed.
By the Editorial Board ● Read more »
Supporters of Ms. Peng should keep pushing for the truth.
We might have regarded independence as a gift when we were children, but later in life we realized that it was not just given to us.
By Olga Tokariuk ● Read more »
The Federal Security Service is trying to show it's the real power behind Russian foreign policy.
By Andrei Soldatov ● Read more »
Nadal has put an end to the "bad boy" era in tennis.
By Sebastián Fest ● Read more »
The truckers have reminded everyone that Canada is far less temperamentally homogenous than is often taken for granted.
By J.J. McCullough ● Read more »
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