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Sunday
Friday
The battle cry of the politically homeless
Anyone moderate with a brain and anything to lose has largely gone silent
Joe Biden isn’t ‘gaffe-prone’, he’s losing his mind
If you want to beat him, go for the head
Trump must act on Hong Kong before it’s too late
How Beijing will suppress the Hong Kong protests
Trump takes New Hampshire
‘The forgotten men and women of America will never, ever be forgotten again’
Wednesday
How Google’s tunnel vision cost us all
The company was so singularly obsessed with beating Facebook at its own game that it missed broader trends that were about to rattle the industry
Is it time for some 2020 Democrats to put party over country?
Democrats would need three, maybe even four seats to capture control of the Senate
Tuesday
El Presidente vs. El Union Presidente: AOC and Barstool founder clash online
‘Hey @aoc welcome to thunder dome. Debate me’
Buttigieg at home as he ranges into Texas
An upbeat campaign against cynical times
Trump’s massive shadow cabinet
This is government, ex-officio
Friday
America should view China as a hostile, revolutionary power
Washington needs to counter Beijing in the realm of public diplomacy and global opinion
Thursday
Biden’s ‘white supremacist’ answer shows why he’s leading
‘I’m Joe Biden’
Meet Janna Jihad, Palestine’s new pin-up
Call it the Walt Disney school of foreign policy
Wednesday
Trump heals the nation…by attacking Beto for his ‘phony name’
Biden and other candidates seem to have gotten the message that Trump is no pushover
A letter to our subscribers, from the New York Times
As told to Chadwick Moore
Ben Sasse kind of sucks now
The Nebraska senator used to have a relatable world-weariness about him. What happened?
Tuesday
A new ‘War on Terror’ is a terrible idea
Now is not the time to do away with civil liberties
Rise of the comrade babies
No one owns the Democratic Socialists of America as hard as they own themselves
The Czarist image of mass shootings
In almost every generation since 1880, some young men have decided it would be fine to kill a large number of people
Liberalism cannot stop the shootings
These murderers do not have a conscience; they do not have any reflexive empathy or sense of humanity
Monday
Boris Johnson should take note of Tom Cotton’s letter
The Arkansas senator’s maneuver was a major signal to post-Brexit Britain
The regressiveness of Officer Kamala
How the California senator’s sex work record could prove a stumbling block
Will Hong Kong’s revolution come West?
American intelligence agencies are watching and learning
Sunday
‘Meh’: the psychotic apathy of the Great Replacement killers
The most shocking thing about statements from mass murderers is how careless and slapdash they are
Saturday
Presidency Inc.
Running for the highest office in the land is a money-making exercise
How to boil a frog
Cyril Ramaphosa’s versatile simile has much to teach us
Friday
Dershowitz: New Yorker illegally published sealed Epstein emails
‘The evidence against me is less than zero’
Another nom bites the dust
Ratcliffe gets caught in the trap
Thursday
Behind the scenes of a Tulsi takedown
Gabbard dismantled Kamala Harris because no one else had bothered trying
America’s cyberspace challenge
Military and political inertia is a dereliction of duty
The NYT’s pound-foolish Brexit coverage
The paper’s bizarre crusade against Britain continues
Raheem Kassam is 53 today!
Happy birthday to the Bannon-bantering, Farage-friendly Brit hack
The biggest loser in Wednesday’s Detroit debate was sanity
The insuperable obstacle the candidates faced was the stunning success of Donald Trump’s first three years
Wednesday
Trump smells a Ratcliffe
The president’s pick for the vacant director of national intelligence role may hit a roadblock
