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To be perhaps a bit unfair, if in 1995 many Republican politicians still cared about public policy, by 2015 they were impressed by someone pretending to care about policy. Now

Atlantic magazine contributing writer Quinta Jurecic did not use the f-word but used the phrase "weirdly static" as a stand-in for "flopped" when writing about the failure of the congressional January 6 Committee investigation.

Atlantic magazine contributing writer Quinta Jurecic did not use the f-word but used the phrase "weirdly static" as a stand-in for "flopped" when writing about the failure of the congressional January 6 Committee investigation.

The House committee can still succeed, but success won't look like what a lot of onlookers are hoping for.

Congress yesterday announced they had reached a debt ceiling deal: a one-time rejiggering of the filibuster rules so Democrats can raise the ceiling with only 51 votes in the Senate. It’s a short-term victory for Congressional leadership, and for the country, which now won’t be plunged into a pointl...

Liberal media have at times blamed the American people for not being caught up on Biden's agenda amid his poor approval

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40 years ago, Jeremy Kagan adapted and directed Chaim Potoks novel The Chosen. This is the never-before-told story of how that came to happen.

40 years ago, Jeremy Kagan adapted and directed Chaim Potoks novel The Chosen. This is the never-before-told story of how that came to happen.

The Newsmax host had just asked Dave Rubin to "enlighten" him.