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Last week’s midterms, observes Yuval Levin in The Washington Post, reveal a “troubling character of our politics”: “weakness of all sides.” Both parties had opportunities for big gains, the
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The centenary of the armistice that ended World War I on Nov. 11 inevitably raises questions about the United States’ involvement in that conflict, which cost the lives
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Still feel groggy after setting your clock back last weekend? You’re not alone. Experts say that the end of daylight saving time and the curtain of darkness that
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iPhone users are generally happier, more extroverted, more adventurous, and make more money than Android users, according to new research. A study of 1,000 iPhone owners and 1,000
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The last thing the left wants prior to the midterms is an image dramatizing the weakness of our southern border. So the caravan of thousands of migrants, emanating
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This is beyond odd, but here goes. I rise to defend Hillary Clinton. She is under attack and this time, the long knives are wielded by members of
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Cory Booker and Christine Blasey Ford The polarizing atmosphere of the university has now spread to Congress. During the recent Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh,
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It’s been three days since Facebook reported that hackers obtained access tokens for 50 million user accounts, in what is believed to be the largest such data breach in
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McCANDLESS TWP., Pa. — Keith Rothfus knows he’s in the fight of his political life. It’s just past noon on Monday and the three-term Republican congressman is doing
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Move over, Russia — and Saudi Arabia, too: The United States is now the world’s largest producer of crude oil. “US crude-oil production exceeded that of Saudi Arabia
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