The only way to guarantee an end to this conflict is steadfast opposition to Putin, not Trump’s glad-handing.
Low turnout in the county’s Aug. 5 primary should concern those who want responsive local government.
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His purpose is suspect, but Democrats shouldn’t play down perceptions on crime, accurate or not.
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His bid to counter Texas’ redistricting seems an opportunistic ploy for national Democratic attention.
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A political party sought to scrub a museum of Poland’s antisemitic past. It’s success was brief.
We didn’t get rid of Jim Crow; our self-segregation effectively recreated it along class lines.
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The U.S. owes a great deal to Ukraine that shouldn’t be repaid by dealing away its land to Putin.
If Lafayette Square was a rehearsal, troops in D.C. are the premiere, with a road show in the works.
You don’t have to go full-on prepper. Start by putting aside supplies and reading up on sources.
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Trump must show Russia’s Putin his two roads; one a face-saving offramp, the other the road to hell.
Some skepticism can help, but replacing one set of dogmas with another won’t convince Americans.
His fascination with gold speaks to the gilt-edged greed that drives his ambitions.
He needs a trade deal with the U.S., but can’t concede much without drawing the ire of supporters.
When the numbers contradict Trump’s claims or his math, the facts are about to get pink-slipped.
Sitting down with nonfiction provides varied views into life. And women dig guys who read.
Theories can explain what remains as unexplained, but theories must withstand the facts.
Some ‘genes-jeans’ word play in TV ad provides a chance to mock those who take it seriously.
Voluntary distribution of charity — rather than taxation — supports what is most important to communities.
The recognition of Palestine by countries can only delay resolution of the famine ongoing in Gaza.
What should we care how murderers justify their actions to themselves? There is no excuse.
