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The government’s consultation document on cryptocurrency highlights the challenges that must be faced in the regulatory process

Just as France’s failed Ruhr occupation in 1923 ended its hopes to remain ‘la grande nation,’ the invasion of Ukraine will likely finish off Russia’s.

With these two current leaders, the fit on both sides of the Channel for once appears as tight as the tailored skinny blue suits they favor.

Ties and suits will never fully disguise the party’s continued hostility toward immigrants or its enduring hospitality toward illiberalism.

Robert Zaretsky’s book, "Victories Never Last", seeks to apply the wisdom of six writers to his own experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In 1942, the Vel d'Hiv roundup was part of a plan to deport more than 23,000 of France's Jews.

During WWII, Simone Weil gave patriotism a new definition — one now more crucial than ever in a United States shaped by Jan. 6.

According to columnist Robert Zaretsky, there's a Yiddish word to describe senators like Susan Collins of Maine.

In his statement invoking his faith in front of the Jan. 6th committee, Arizona house speaker Rusty Bowers followed in the tradition of some noted thinkers who were accused of heresy.

In light of the events of the Jan. 6 insurrection, some pundits are calling Mike Pence courageous — are they right?