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Which is likelier to influence an election, foreign operatives or federal prosecutors?
Bernard-Henri Lévy on how Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack changed Israel and the world.
A day at the tennis tournament pre-9/11 now seems an age ago.
His views may be more in sync with the American mind. She could represent a future beyond old men.
The Ontario festival offered an engaging world premiere with ‘Salesman in China,’ following Arthur Miller as he stages his American classic in Asia; also onstage is a fresh and funny ‘Twelfth Night,’ an unsettling production of Edward Albee’s ‘The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia?’ and the musical comedy ‘Something Rotten!’
The Detroit Lions have long been owned by the Ford family. The lessons of running a car company didn’t translate to success on the field.
Chronic diseases have reached crisis proportions, and Kamala Harris seems uninterested in the issue.
Possibilities include a U.S. financial panic, a Chinese recession, and a political crisis across the Atlantic.
The latest NFIB employment survey finds job openings across the economy.
Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen and Natasha Lyonne play the children of a dying man in writer-director Azazel Jacobs’s Netflix drama.
Kevin Hart, Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle and Taraji P. Henson star in a Peacock series set in 1970 Atlanta, dramatizing the robbery of a party celebrating Muhammad Ali’s return to the ring.
Harris’s spending targets Georgia, while Trump is all-in on Pennsylvania.
Give Medicare money directly to patients to solve ‘upcoding.’
Trump should ask her if she ever disagreed with the president’s economic policy.
Biden’s antitrust cops spy conspiracy in a price discovery tool.
Biden unseals charges that confuse the stakes in a war for survival.
A former state aide faces charges of covert efforts on Beijing’s behalf.
Will college officials tolerate the antisemitic disgraces of the spring?
Kamala Harris’s interview is only the highest-profile example of a curious journalistic cliché.
They used to be highly paid stars. Why do they now make so much less than quarterbacks?
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