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Party leaders should be careful with criticisms over age; they still have to appeal to older voters.
Like it or not, embracing the Saudis and who they are makes more sense than driving them elsewhere.
A 747 from Qatari royals. Cyrpto-kleptocracy. And trade ‘deals’ that shift with Trump’s whims.
His pick for surgeon general is faltering because she isn’t attacking vaccines earnestly enough.
Rather than a return to Catholic cultural wars, Leo can tackle basics issues of faith and humanity.
A handful of Republicans, concerned for their seats, want a tax deduction key to high-tax blue states
With ballots set, now’s the time to study issues and ask candidates where they stand and what they’ll do.
Struggling in the polls themselves, the Democrats’ leader says the focus is on comparisons with Republicans.
As long as his tariffs remain in place, being polite to the prime minister won’t impress Canadians.
Selecting Vance as his vice president cued all that what mattered now was not just loyalty but sycophancy.
Unsure if he has to abide by the Constitution, Trump’s next gig could be prison warden or movie director.
Could be weeks. Could be years. But a massive quake will hit the Northwest. Plan and prepare now.
Trump telegraphed his intent by pardoning the Jan. 6 rioters and yanking security from a former ally.
Not that he’d say so, but Trump blinked when the markets reacted poorly to his tariff plan.
A dressing-down of Ukraine’s president by Trump and Vance put a peace deal further out of reach.
The carelessness that added a journalist to a sensitive group chat is shared throughout the White House.
The Liberal Party and its leader, Mark Carney, played to identity politics: Canadian identity.
The Trumpian push for more births seems contradictory to its lack of concern for women and children.
Members of my family disappeared in Nazi and Soviet control. A survivor, my father found himself in the U.S.
The president is struggling because his most ardent supporters have overestimated threats to the U.S.
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