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Having the opportunity to write a weekly column, I was ready for the first four – a month in column time – without trepidation. Pursuing a weekly topic to write

The figure of Napoleon has long been an object of fascination, but the new Ridley Scott biopic makes one wonder why.

Washington DC is a city designed to evoke emotions.

SHANKSVILLE, Pa. — Two Augusts ago, I joined Frank Siller a few miles from his quest to reach this Somerset County borough as part of his 537-mile tribute walk to

The first face-to-face meeting in a year between Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping went about as expected: some potentially meaningful agreements, some continuing disagreements, some controversies unexplored, and plenty

As Ohio was celebrating the enshrinement of abortion into their state constitution, Pennsylvania’s state legislature went about trying to create their own abortion haven. The difference was at the state

So, Javier Milei is extremely scary.

The Pilgrims were, to use the hostile term applied to Israelis in the debate over Palestine, unquestionably “settler colonialists.”

Truth — and journalists — are the first casualties of the war on Gaza. As Israel’s 7-week bombardment of the Gaza Strip has killed over 14,000 Palestinians, 5,000 of whom

Library closure equals book banning