Biden’s presidency has done nothing to abate racial paranoia. On the contrary, it’s getting more feverish
By Tom Slater
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Beauty speaks with such great immediacy because it touches something deep within us
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Many of capitalism’s most vocal critics are now found on the American right
By Samuel Gregg
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The American and Russian presidents have been taking potshots at each other for at least a decade
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Ferrante was the Flaubert of the Pantsuit Nation, a harbinger of Hillary’s page-turning presidency
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Attention-shy couples can elope guilt-free, while bridezillas get to be bossier than ever
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‘We’re dying slowly’
By Paul Wood
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I’m leaving the big show, canceling my print subscriptions, packing up my DC apartment and chucking away all those unread back issues of the Atlantic
By Josh Glancy
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A government that would never dream of allowing free elections in its own country mocks America’s democratic process
By Ian Williams
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Paris is a target-rich environment for excitable racial separatists and merchants of grievance
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The party will decline because it has a demographic problem
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