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The residual effects of lockdowns and school closures have proved to be serious and sticky
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Today’s Oscar-nominated films are generally bleak, confusing and interminable
By Joan Collins
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The social-justice therapist reduces clients to avatars of gender, race and ethnicity
By Sally Satel
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By Josie Cox
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The movement that took on Roe v. Wade is now targeting racial preferences
By Amber Duke
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What a pity that his warnings were not heeded twenty-five years earlier
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Yes, that one in the byline is my own — and I couldn’t abandon it if I tried
By Matt Purple
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They will be kowtowing to Beijing for the foreseeable future
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In the end there were just too many trunks full of classified documents
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Debates about racism are framed largely through whiteness and white privilege
By Kenan Malik
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The national security state has far more secrets than it can reasonably be expected to protect
By Eli Lake
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By Teresa Mull
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Capitalism always wins — and sometimes I’m the loser
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In the City of Brotherly Love, voters are losing patience with civic dysfunction
By Nick Russo
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Thin is in — and new drugs promise a medical revolution
By Kara Kennedy
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