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Will the Democrats learn anything from the Biden decline cover-up?

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Slouching towards infirmity

Will the Democrats learn anything from the Biden decline cover-up?

His defenders are repeating the same sins as Biden’s inner circle

Aidan McLaughlin

Graham Swift’s powerful and poignant short stories

In each vignette we have a close-up of everything in that microcosm

Leyla Sanai

Is Pope Leo XIV part of the ‘Trumplash?’

The College of Cardinals has made it clear that Rome is no fan of the President

Freddy Gray

South of Midnight is a winning little narrative adventure

Our protagonist is sassy, cornrowed Hazel who sets out to rescue her mother after her mobile home is swept downriver in a hurricane

Sam Leith

Politics

Donald Trump, Putin and the Concert of Arabia

The subject of Iran appears to have been just as important as Ukraine

Freddy Gray

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March 18, 2025
Trump wants to know why you’ve got $200 in your back pocket
Working people along the border will pay the price of his ATM crackdown
Ross Clark
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March 14, 2025
Let’s hope Elon Musk’s name fades like Tesla’s stock
On the platform of global affairs he’s wrongheaded, misanthropic and extremely dangerous
Martin Vander Weyer
Health
March 13, 2025
What would it take to make America healthy again?
RFK has a whopper of a task
Teresa Mull
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February 7, 2025
How can Hamas ever truly be defeated?
Can an idea be killed? History says yes. But it does not happen by accident
Jonathan Sacerdoti
DC Diary
January 15, 2025
Is Biden working to sabotage Trump’s transition?
Plus: More Senate confirmation hearings
The Spectator
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October 4, 2024
Michel Houellebecq’s new novel is worthy of Balzac
Annihilation is far from faultless. Yet it’s a novel of massive ambition
David Sexton
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October 2, 2024
GOP falls in love with J.D. Vance
Plus: Doug Emhoff accused of abusing ex-girlfriend
The Spectator
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September 20, 2024
Simone Weil had a troublesome idealism
The line between sainthood and psychopathology is a fuzzy one
Lucasta Miller
Middle East
September 18, 2024
Exploding pagers won’t stop Hezbollah
Israel’s superior capacities have not enabled Jerusalem to decisively alter the strategic picture
Jonathan Spyer
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September 13, 2024
Congress split on spending bill
Plus: Where Trump-Harris stand in the polls post-debate
The Spectator

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