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On the “free” airplane from Qatar, and an American President with a self-interested foreign policy a sheikh could admire.

Spotify and YouTube barred the song, which salutes Hitler, from their platforms. It found its audience, anyway.

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His jurisprudence has been overshadowed by that of his showier colleagues but was a model of principled restraint.

A one-man show, a box of old stories, and the strange intimacy of talking to a room full of strangers.

A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas collapsed in March. According to the agreement, Israel would withdraw its ...

With the meme coin $TRUMP and the company World Liberty Financial, the President is using an underregulated industry to ...

The Administration admits its favorite refugees to the United States. Plus: the alarming implications of the President’s ...

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Bringing an aesthetic eye to the work of securing a shoreline devastated by Hurricane Sandy, Sam Fleischner’s film highlights ...