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It could almost have been “Saturday Night Live,” satire intended for giggles instead of what was hypocritically intended.
August 1942 was a catastrophic month for my German ancestors.
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On Jan. 17, Michelle Obama's birthday, the Trump administration proposed rollbacks in nutrition standards in the school meal program. Under th…
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You almost felt sorry for them, the six Democratic presidential candidates having their last debate before the Iowa caucuses.
“It’s going to be like breaking up with everyone you know.”
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On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court took up a case that is poised to have far-reaching effects on religious liberty. At issue are the state l…
Ever since Republicans began clamoring for Hunter Biden to testify in President Trump's impeachment hearings, I've wondered why Democrats didn…
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and most Republican senators seem determined to acquit President Donald Trump despite overwhelming evi…
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FORT WORTH, Texas — What was on Gov. Greg Abbott’s mind when he decided that Texas would opt out of resettling international refugees in 2020?
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In 1787, a rioter, part of a crowd inflamed by a rumor, bashed John Jay in the head with a rock, the injury interrupting his participation in …
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