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.
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Israel must find a way to defend itself without choking off food and bombing homes and hospitals.
We’ll be better off if we can acknowledge some of Trump’s decisions are producing good results.
Whether it’s advertising or a certain president’s statements, the intent is to avoid the truth.
Trump may have thought he had won when Colbert was fired, but then an episode of ‘South Park’ ran.
Israel’s choices in war have resulted in starving children; it must make a different choice.
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Better yet, what he needs to do is be a convener of voices for peace, rather than a commentator.
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What has hereditary succession gotten us but name plaques and a health secretary with a brain worm.
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He may insist he makes the decisions, but Trump reads MAGA first for much of what passes for policy.
In trying to divert attention from the scandal, Trump reveals it’s about what benefits him, not them.
‘Eddington’ is a rare story about covid that is as unnerving as living through the pandemic was.
Too little of the revenue is being used to reduce air pollution while costs are passed down to consumers.
