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One might think that the nation's chief executive would have more important things to worry about than the size of Gatorade bottles.

Starving Ukraine of ammunition is certainly one way to bring the war to an end, just not on terms favorable to Ukraine, the West or our interests.

There shouldn't be any doubt about the larger significance of Vladimir Putin's challenge to the West's interests, values and resolve.

The second of three essays written by noted historian, author, and educator Karl Cohen to bring awareness to the present state of indie animated shorts and to stimulate a discussion that might lead to improvements; we continue with a discussion of how and why animation made in the U.S. and Europe evolved in such different directions in the second half of the 20th century.

Joe Biden is the most unfit incumbent president running for another term in office since that 1944 campaign.

Every so often, a reader shares a remedy that gets a lot of attention. Last month, we heard from a person whose special sauce helps her family fend off colds.

The GOP House should counter by offering a simple, easy-to-understand bill.

Why we are subjecting our children to a vast, real-time experiment in exposure to a radically new medium that evidence suggests is harmful?

"Masters" tells the story of the 100th Bomber Group of the 8th Air Force, known as the "Bloody 100th."

The Oscar nominations — inadvertently, to be sure — show that life doesn't have to be as simplistic and monochromatic as depicted in "Barbie."