Whatever happens, one side will judge that democracy has failed
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There is no proposition that carries a higher risk and lower reward than the family portrait
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The longer the spasm of investigative reporting goes on, the more desperate it sounds
By Ben Domenech
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Rejecting populism led the post-Reagan GOP to defeat and disaster
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During the febrile peak, now two special counsels ago, I was the one facing a chance of getting locked up
By Sam Patten
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It used to be said that America was a young country, naive, perhaps, but bristling with youthful energy and optimism
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The so-called ‘equity lens’ is hindering help for people living rough
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Taiwanese officials talk tough. Are they as prepared as they claim?
By Zoe Strimpel
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Corporate diversity efforts have backfired — and elitism is to blame
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One rabbi’s decision to ordain a woman inspired others to follow suit — and triggered an apoplectic backlash
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It can be harder to earn and keep money if you’re a conservative. Hence the need for an alternative
By Amber Duke
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Berlin may be the only city in the world whose entire tourist industry is predicated upon repentance
By Rod Liddle
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The list of topics on which the government and mass media feel called to protect us from ‘disinformation’ is very long
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