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Does Claude have a soul? Ask God, not Anthropic.

Does Claude have a soul? Ask God, not Anthropic.
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Shadi Hamid

Why Republican eye rolls could turn into action against Trump First

Why Republican eye rolls could turn into action against Trump First
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Max Boot

Democrats won the midterms. Republicans may have won something bigger.

Democrats won the midterms. Republicans may have won something bigger.
yesterday 30

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Megan McArdle

Trump’s wounded presidency turns to two unresolved wars

friday 10

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David Ignatius

President JD Vance? More slogging through a sewer of odious politics.

President JD Vance? More slogging through a sewer of odious politics.
friday 50

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George F. Will

JD Vance blames Iran. His home state saw something far uglier.

JD Vance blames Iran. His home state saw something far uglier.
friday 10

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Kate Andrews

The utter failure of Republican redistricting opens a door

The utter failure of Republican redistricting opens a door
friday 10

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Robert Gebelhoff

Why is morning light crucial to health? Your time change questions, answered.

05.11.2026 6

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Leana S. Wen

JD Vance’s stunning act of disloyalty

JD Vance’s stunning act of disloyalty
05.11.2026 7

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Marc A. Thiessen

Here are the four looming constitutional showdowns

Here are the four looming constitutional showdowns
05.11.2026 10

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Jason Willick

Impeachment isn’t on the menu? Yeah, right.

Impeachment isn’t on the menu? Yeah, right.
05.11.2026 10

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Ramesh Ponnuru

‘Absolutely not’: Victor Wembanyama refuses to gamble his principles

‘Absolutely not’: Victor Wembanyama refuses to gamble his principles
05.11.2026 10

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Will Leitch

JD Vance is test-driving a delusional new message

JD Vance is test-driving a delusional new message
05.11.2026 40

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Jim Geraghty

The GOP thought Latinos wouldn’t leave. They did.

The GOP thought Latinos wouldn’t leave. They did.
05.11.2026 10

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León Krauze

Lindsey Graham’s prophecy about Trump just came true

04.11.2026 10

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Kathleen Parker

Voters rightly punished Trumpism. But please hold the giddiness.

Voters rightly punished Trumpism. But please hold the giddiness.
04.11.2026 9

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George F. Will

The South just delivered a knockout blow to Trump and the GOP

The South just delivered a knockout blow to Trump and the GOP
04.11.2026 8

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Theodore R. Johnson

Susan Collins’s loss in Maine is a loss for the country

Susan Collins’s loss in Maine is a loss for the country
04.11.2026 8

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Carine Hajjar

What the Senate will learn about Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed

What the Senate will learn about Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed
04.11.2026 10

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Keith B. Richburg

After the slimy midterms, let’s ask 2028 candidates to sign this pledge

After the slimy midterms, let’s ask 2028 candidates to sign this pledge
04.11.2026 10

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Mitch Daniels

America’s rejection of Trump and the GOP was broad and deep

03.11.2026 10

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David Ignatius

She was shunned after her rape. She went on to help 33,000 others.

She was shunned after her rape. She went on to help 33,000 others.
03.11.2026 20

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David Ignatius

Why Trump’s defiance is bound to get worse

Why Trump’s defiance is bound to get worse
03.11.2026 40

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Jim Geraghty

A terrible night awaits the GOP, and even that might be an understatement

A terrible night awaits the GOP, and even that might be an understatement
02.11.2026 10

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Henry Olsen

South Africa’s ANC faces its own midterm reckoning

South Africa’s ANC faces its own midterm reckoning
02.11.2026 10

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Keith B. Richburg

Americans lost these onion rights in 1958. It still stings.

Americans lost these onion rights in 1958. It still stings.
02.11.2026 10

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Dominic Pino

Hegseth just showed again why he needs to go

Hegseth just showed again why he needs to go
02.11.2026 70

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Max Boot

Which Senate race is most at risk from the economy

Which Senate race is most at risk from the economy
01.11.2026 10

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Youyou Zhou

Trump’s campaign trail antics can’t obscure economic reality

Trump’s campaign trail antics can’t obscure economic reality
01.11.2026 10

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Kate Andrews

Why daylight saving time should be eliminated entirely

31.10.2026 40

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Leana S. Wen

Republicans face a rout. It was avoidable.

Republicans face a rout. It was avoidable.
30.10.2026 50

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Ramesh Ponnuru

Collins is the clear choice for Maine. Will it matter?

Collins is the clear choice for Maine. Will it matter?
30.10.2026 10

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Carine Hajjar

The sad truth about your favorite Halloween candy

The sad truth about your favorite Halloween candy
30.10.2026 40

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Megan McArdle

The two-party system needs a shake-up. It might start in Indiana.

The two-party system needs a shake-up. It might start in Indiana.
30.10.2026 40

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George F. Will

Seismic shifts in polling show voters aren’t polarized after all

Seismic shifts in polling show voters aren’t polarized after all
30.10.2026 100

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Fareed Zakaria

She wants to become the world’s ‘most measured woman.’ Here’s why.

She wants to become the world’s ‘most measured woman.’ Here’s why.
30.10.2026 20

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Kate Andrews

Trump’s chaotic closing arguments are a sight to behold

Trump’s chaotic closing arguments are a sight to behold
30.10.2026 60

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Kathleen Parker

Be aware of these three serious measles complications

29.10.2026 10

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Leana S. Wen

The White House sees an Iranian hard-liner as the best hope for peace

29.10.2026 10

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David Ignatius

Angry about inflation? Democrats want to pour gas on the fire.

Angry about inflation? Democrats want to pour gas on the fire.
29.10.2026 10

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Marc A. Thiessen

‘The Dropout’ came before ‘You Can See Everything.’ I rewatched it.

‘The Dropout’ came before ‘You Can See Everything.’ I rewatched it.
29.10.2026 10

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Will Leitch

The U.S. is winning the AI race but missing an important strategy

28.10.2026 10

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David Ignatius

The bond market, boring no more. Just ask France.

28.10.2026 10

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George F. Will

California is striking gold again. Its history offers lessons.

28.10.2026 20

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Kate Andrews

This viral gaffe is just one reason candidates won’t debate

28.10.2026 40

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Theodore R. Johnson

El-Sayed plays the victim, but some scrutiny is justified

27.10.2026 10

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Carine Hajjar

Frailty in older adults is not inevitable. Here’s how to reverse it.

27.10.2026 40

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Leana S. Wen

This ‘one-time’ tax is fool’s gold

27.10.2026 30

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Ramesh Ponnuru

When the NFL returns to Paris. Just imagine.

27.10.2026 30

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Jim Geraghty

Brace yourself, GOP. Trump’s Iran war and tariffs are going to sting.

26.10.2026 20

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Max Boot