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There’s a late-summer-fade quality to the Republican primary contest, as if the candidates are passively sliding into the inevitability of

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other progressives visited Brazil, Chile, and Colombia to show how the United States could strengthen ties in the region.

New College of Florida trustees appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis voted to end gender studies. CRT warriors like Chris Rufo have big plans for education reform.

The newest piece of art work at the International Circus Hall of Fame pays homage to the circus’ history and two of its most famous figures.

The newest piece of art work at the International Circus Hall of Fame pays homage to the circus’ history and two of its most famous figures.

Here’s some interesting commentary from the opposite poles of the political spectrum.

Benjamin Wallace-Wells: "Even before its official launch, the campaign and its allies were conducting polls and focus groups to test various anti-Trump messages. Across several months, the source familiar with the campaign said that it consistently struggled to find a message critical of Trump that

All the way back in 1946, with Nazi Germany defeated and the cold war commencing, George Orwell wrote a brilliant essay on James Burnham. The author of The Managerial Revolution and a leading political philosopher, Burnham was a frequent contributor to the young National Review, and, more broadly, a leading voice of postwar American conservatism. What Orwell found in his…

On the Midwest’s progressive ‘Tea Party in reverse’

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