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Monday
Sunday
Security-consumed Prince Harry chooses war-torn Ukraine as latest backdrop
Clearly, he wants royalty’s clout without its chains
Saturday
First came the dire wolf – the wooly mammoth is next
A Texas-based company has bred three dire wolves – an extinct species
Friday
Who knew about Trump’s flip-flop?
We should ask whether politicians should be able to trade in shares
Thursday
What’s in a pronoun?
‘Inclusivity’ now gets you excluded in Trump’s White House
Trump’s ‘on-again, off-again’ presidency
The President is taking America for a bumpy ride
Wednesday
Will a new era of tariffs really stop China’s rise?
If this is a new Cold War, it’s one that’s very different from the contest with the Soviet Union
Tuesday
Europe is its own worst enemy
The continent is still not listening to America
The Everything, Everywhere All at Once presidency
The administration now has the Supreme Court’s backing
Who really makes up the ‘Resistance?’
It was as though NPR had manifested itself in human form
Monday
Elon wants Trump to understand how a pencil gets made
Musk’s voice will become harder to ignore
Trump loves chaos. What happens when he loses control?
A strategy that started out last week as defensive has morphed into something that fluctuates between open-mindedness, doubling down and indifference
Who did Bill Ackman think he was electing?
The hedge-fund manager and his ilk allowed a state of affairs to develop that only someone like Donald Trump could rescue them from
There are other kinds of workers who want ‘dignity’
Just because your job involves a laptop, doesn’t mean you’re less of an American worker
Sunday
Trump’s ‘move fast and break things’ approach to crime could finally make DC safer
His ideas sure seem better than whatever we were doing before
Saturday
In defense of the Disney Adult
The animatronic children of ‘It’s a Small World’ made me cry
Friday
Trump is playing a high-stakes game of international poker
He is right to complain about tariff disparities and to do something about them
Proxy voting for new moms makes motherhood look like weakness
Plus, during Covid, it became a convenience – not a necessity – and was abused by those who didn’t want to show up
Has King Trump lost his jester?
What happens when the king tires of someone else having the spotlight?
Thursday
Marco Rubio treads a fine line at NATO
The Secretary of State’s task was twofold
The Democrats are desperate for Elon Musk’s downfall
The X CEO’s departure from government was announced before the GOP defeat in Wisconsin
So long, Elon?
What would happen to Trump 2.0 in the absence of Musk, the world’s most potent MAGA voice?
Give Trump’s tariffs a shot
Our current policies have landed us with a $37 trillion federal debt. That is not sustainable
The grandeur of Trump’s tariffs
The Trump of 2025 wants something larger than the presidency
Wednesday
Why Democrats can spin two Florida losses as good news
The Republicans held onto two US House seats – by smaller margins
Could Trump’s tariffs damage the dollar?
Its status as the world’s reserve currency is at risk
Tuesday
Let them eat woke
Democrats, your party has a product problem, not a marketing problem
Trump, le Pen and the legal war on politics
All criminals need to face the law, but laws need to be applied equally
Monday
Trump only harms himself by floating the idea of a third term
The courts and the public will render the classic New Jersey verdict, ‘fuhgeddaboudit!’
Friday
Why does Britain think it can censor Gab?
The British media regulator has threatened the app with $20 million in fines for failing to police speech
Thursday
Trump’s choice on a replacement UN ambassador is complex
The President decided to yank Elise Stefanik’s nomination because of the slender Republican majority in the House
What went wrong for MAGA in Pennsylvania
A Republican-leaning district in a purple state has been turned on its head by a surprise win for the Democratic party
A miracle DC plane crash didn’t happen sooner, Senate hears
‘Our aviation regulations are written in blood,’ said Senator Tammy Duckworth
PBS and NPR should never have received public funding
A democratic government should not sponsor news programs
