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Henry Kissinger, History’s Bloodiest Social Climber
America’s schmanciest people love Kissinger. Is it in spite of his monstrousness or because of it?
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America’s schmanciest people love Kissinger. Is it in spite of his monstrousness or because of it?
The End of Roe
Reporters are parroting — and spreading — sentimental falsehoods.
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Believe it or not, the debt ceiling is an improvement on what the United States used to do.
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The U.S. is slow-walking peace negotiations, effectively pushing for a resumption of the war.
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In his new book, the senator from Missouri unsuccessfully addresses a genuine problem.
The War on Immigrants
The hate-crime narrative that emerged after migrants were killed in Brownsville ignored details about history and life in the border town.
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It’s not about debt at all. It’s about turning back the political clock 100 years.
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Carlson showed himself as the paragon of propaganda, courageously telling the Heritage Foundation gala exactly what it wanted to hear.
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Whatever Jack Teixeira’s motives, he's accused of sharing documents that have underpinned major stories in the same outlets that helped hunt him down.
The End of Roe
From AIDS to Covid, the history of regulation shows that we need facts — but also direct action.