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The Trump of 2025 wants something larger than the presidency
Daniel McCarthy
NATO
The Secretary of State’s task was twofold
Daniel DePetris
The X CEO’s departure from government was announced before the GOP defeat in Wisconsin
Grace Curley
Our current policies have landed us with a $37 trillion federal debt. That is not sustainable
Roger Kimball
Musk we?
Liberation Day
‘Liberation Day’ is when America stops pretending the global trading system resembles a textbook model
John Carney
Florida
The Republicans held onto two US House seats – by smaller margins
Dave Seminara
Third term?
The courts and the public will render the classic New Jersey verdict, ‘fuhgeddaboudit!’
Charles Lipson
Pennsylvania
A Republican-leaning district in a purple state has been turned on its head by a surprise win for the Democratic party
Kate Andrews
Democrats
Democrats, your party has a product problem, not a marketing problem
Alex Castellanos
Even if you’ve never heard of him, you will have felt his baleful influence on energy bills
James Delingpole
An enigmatic captain tasked with repairing undersea communication cables disappears, and it’s up to his shipmate to discover why
Chloë Ashby
There’s growing appetite for original content centered on values and the artists who perform it
Alexander Bull
Norway’s War is full of empathy for a broad range of personal reactions to the German occupation
Christian House
Another way is to refuse it altogether. Which may be how you arrive at absurd drama
Craig Raine
The pool of guests on the podcast is a commendably eclectic one
Jenny McCartney
In his presence, I felt an incredible closeness
Aidan Hartley
I may be thirty-six on the inside, but on the outside I definitely look seventy
Cosmo Landesman
Fortunately for us wine drinkers, the Benedictine monks who have been planting grapes on the slopes for centuries were not sissies
Liberals offended by Trump’s war on DEI should learn from my YMCA pick-up basketball game on West 14th Street
Trump dynasty
Don’t be surprised if, come 2032, she tries to become the first woman to break the glass ceiling. And then sings about it
Kara Kennedy
The Trump interview
An interview with President Trump
Ben Domenech
A mandatory cleanse
When slashing the government means firing a disaster coordinator in Alaska, you start to wonder if MAGA has its priorities in order
Bridget Phetasy
The nature of politics
America has been lecturing other nations about how they keep their own houses — if indeed they are their own — for decades
Gulf of America?
Changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico is the act of a puny country, not a great one
Christopher Caldwell
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