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There are two sets of rules in Washington, one for the powerful and one for the rest of us
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When I went to West Maui four days after the fire, many people told me, ‘You’re the first person who has anything to do with the government who has shown up’
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What we’ve been told about Trump and Biden, about the other candidates for the Republican nomination and other Democratic aspirants, has mutated
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The self-published author saw what almost no one else did: the coming downfall of the American electrical system
By Emmet Penney
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Both sides have been co-opted by extremists who also happen to be misogynists
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Independent thought makes a comeback in progressive cities
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The winner Democrats picked in 2020 has turned them into long-range losers
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Paul Wood reports from Lampedusa, Africa’s gateway to Italy
By Paul Wood
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The border crisis is now taking over New York and Chicago. Will that change anything?
By Ben Domenech
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Don’t expect the Biden administration to acknowledge its errors, any more than it did after the catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan
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You can only imagine — and recoil in horror at — the potential damage the Canadian prime minister’s economic illiteracy will unleash
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A degree of corpulence was the sign of a rich, healthy and prosperous man. But obesity turned one into a figure of fun or ignominy
By Peter Jones
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Barflies prove the irrelevance of most DC squabbles
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‘Any time you have energy, you have to dig something out of the ground’
By Teresa Mull
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They know your secrets — for good or ill
By Josie Cox
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More than a decade after Colorado became the first state to legalize marijuana in 2012, it is apparent that legalization has mostly failed based on the very criteria put forth by its champions
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