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A hypocrite, entitled beyond the dreams of the grandest duchess
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A hypocrite, entitled beyond the dreams of the grandest duchess
The Donald always makes his fiercest critics look silly and vain
Neo-Marxists are using gay culture as a test kitchen for just how far they can push things
Huawei doesn’t stand a chance
A spiritual politician for an age of confusion
Romney is denying that he heads a potential faction of anti-Trump Republicans intent on ousting Trump by impeachment. Don’t believe a word of it
Nasty, illiberal rhetoric threatens liberal democracy
The Fox News host delivered the keynote address at a conference co-hosted by American Greatness and The New Criterion
The divide in politics is increasingly between secular liberalism on the one hand and a coalition of faith and nation on the other
‘We’re seeing people try to define more speech as dangerous’
Conspiracy theorists have pointed out a number of large trades conducted at highly opportune moments
Chelsea is described in a noodly string of non-words as an ‘author, global health advocate, public speaker and philanthropist’
As with clothes, ‘woke’ fashions offer endless content as different social phenomena are humorlessly deconstructed
Why do we only pay attention to Turkey ’ s history of barbarism when celebrities raise awareness of it?
Delete Facebook
Thank goodness she didn’t boycott the Ohio debate
These candidates, with the exception of Bernie, aren’t here to bow to every whimsy of the far-left
Three hours on Amtrak with the president’s personal lawyer
At least they all agree they still hate Donald Trump
Democrats are starting to look with a more benignant eye upon the official they once loved to despise
Her aim is to prevent Trump’s reelection
How the fall of Rome made the world modern
He is fueled by the support of people who are tired of being treated like idiots
‘Under our agreement, I won’t be reporting elsewhere, at least in the near future’
Why the former vice president has never really come of age
The president has more than unfavorable polls to worry about
Chris Hughes’s attack on his co-founder won’t stop the spread of misinformation
There is an ill-defined and naive hope that UBI will solve whatever particular political bogeyman is brought to the party
‘Aid’ is a strangely euphemistic term to describe high-powered anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers, and sniper rifles
The issue of his taxes could also prove even more potent than Ukrainegate
You can buy a British company without having to face the kind of political opposition you would in France, Germany, Japan or, increasingly, the US
How the CCP is attempting to create a Chinese ummah
The ruling class still believes in a consensus that doesn’t exist. Their legitimacy is vanishing
If there’s a rake in the Rose Garden, Trump will step on it