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Rep. Jared Golden wins, after counting ranked-choice ballots with no top pick.
The Justice Department blocked a merger with JetBlue, and the result will be less competition, higher fares, and laid-off workers.
France describes what it would take to meet its net-zero climate targets. It will be painful.
Lucy Shelton plays a renowned singer with dementia in Laura Kaminsky’s chamber piece at On Site Opera; Lise Davidsen stars in Puccini’s melodrama at the Met.
Tough love from the U.S. could spur the Continent to deal with problems on its own.
Yesterday’s radicals are today’s Donald Trump supporters.
‘Tis the season for sleuths and secrets.
The North Carolina Museum of Art focuses on the complex relationship between the two maritime empires, in an exhibition that follows the back-and-forth flow of goods and culture.
Permanent restoration of sound energy policy will require the president to engage with Congress.
Biden’s decision to block weapons shipments to the Jewish state was a military and political failure.
‘The answer to extremism is not more extremism. Voices like this on the left are turning the Democratic Party into a joke.’
Nicholas Winton saved nearly 700 children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia. His heroics were only revealed decades later.
The administration launches one last frenzy of spending and regulating.
Probably not—and Roberts, Thomas and Alito already expressed disapproval in the 2014 Noel Canning case.
Our age of bizarre ideological conceits is reminiscent of ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes.’
Musk gives bad advice to Trump on financial policy-making.
The choice of Burgum and Wright means more domestic fossil-fuel production.
Putin responds to the President-elect’s call for restraint with a missile barrage.
She bails out Cuba and prepares to defy the Supreme Court.
He could sway Putin by mobilizing the $300 billion in Russian money frozen in Western banks.
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