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On the campaign trail in 2025: Harsh rhetoric and muscle-bound men

yesterday 10

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Marc Fisher

America’s can-do spirit needs liberation from can’t-do regulation

yesterday 10

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George F. Will

The United States already knows how to disarm Mexican cartels

yesterday 30

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León Krauze

‘The wrong hill to die on’: 3 writers discuss the government shutdown

yesterday 1

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Benjy Sarlin

‘Good luck to all!’ What are U.S. allies supposed to do with that?

previous day 60

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Max Boot

Trump and Hegseth’s backward-facing message to the generals

Here’s the scariest part about Tuesday’s military pep rally: President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — in their focus on...

previous day 100

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David Ignatius

The real problem with Tylenol (it’s not autism)

The Trump administration’s declaration last week linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to autism is inconclusive at best, as many experts have...

previous day 70

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Leana S. Wen

Who will win the shutdown fight? Neither side will like the answer.

previous day 10

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Jim Geraghty

Trump pushes hard for his Mideast ‘deal of the century’

monday 20

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David Ignatius

The battle for the soul of American Christianity

There are two forms of Christianity pulling American politics in opposite directions. Oddly enough, the moment that might define the faith’s...

monday 40

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Shadi Hamid

‘One Battle After Another’? That’s Gen X in a nutshell.

26.09.2025 20

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Will Leitch

Amy Coney Barrett’s brand of originalism irritates some people. Good.

26.09.2025 10

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George F. Will

Trump flouts the rules. What happened to our checks and balances?

26.09.2025 90

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Fareed Zakaria

Take care of our city, our country — and one another

“Take care of your mother” was the last full sentence spoken by my father, Isaiah King, before he died in 1990. He was my rock, just as he was to...

26.09.2025 70

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Colbert I. King