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‘The Spectator would like to make one appeal in this tumultuous year: for America to keep faith in democracy.’
Why must we ‘live with’ coronavirus?
Living with is a phrasal verb first applied, in the 17th century, to spouses
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Bad Kshama: meet Seattle’s worst socialist
Kshama Sawant’s attitude to Amazon has come to reach the level of a personal hatred rarely seen outside marriage
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The Democratic art of magical thinking
It is not surprising that Democrats prefer pleasing fantasy to sobering reality
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The hostages’ president
For all his faults, Trump cares about captive Americans
By Paul Wood
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Britain clambers aboard the BLM bandwagon
The public does not buy into the notion that there is ‘structural’ racism in the UK. There isn’t
By Rod Liddle
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Godforsaken: religion is vanishing from American politics
The country is undergoing a Great Unraveling
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The danger this time
The promise to live and let live rather than treat every political battle as all-out war to the death is breaking down
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How many homes are at extreme risk of wildfire?
Texas has the second-highest number of any state
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The 747 was the last moment of romance in air travel
From the ground, you almost sensed a 747 before you heard it
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Pompeo’s principles
Talking policy, paradigms and turning Trump’s instincts into reality
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