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Alito’s account of the upside-down flag doesn’t fully add up. Here’s why.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. has offered multiple accounts of how politically charged flags came to fly outside...
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Senate Republicans likely to reject making contraception a federal right
The Senate is expected to vote down a bill Wednesday that would create a federal right to contraception access after...
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Biden’s science adviser explains the new hard line on China
Early in her career, Arati Prabhakar led the development of a self-piloting ship for a secretive U.S. military research agency....
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Two years later, obvious misinformation is finally taken down
I was sitting at dinner with my editor in early 2022 when filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza challenged me to a debate....
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After the verdict, views of Trump’s N.Y. trial didn’t shift
Donald Trump had much more success persuading his peers outside his Manhattan courtroom than the 12 jurors within it. From...
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Trump’s many dog whistles about unrest and violence
Before the 2016 election, Marco Rubio warned about it. Ted Cruz warned about it. Nikki Haley warned about it. Rick...
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‘Lock him up’? Americans say Trump is guilty but lean against prison.
One big question remains in convicted former president Donald Trump’s Manhattan criminal trial: What is the sentence, and could he...
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For Hunter Biden, a dramatic day with his brother’s widow led to charges
Hallie Biden awoke on an October morning in 2018 after Hunter Biden, the brother of her deceased husband, Beau, had...
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Dems weigh local ties, anti-Trump fame in primary for Spanberger seat
Craig Barrett was a little star-struck, he confessed, when he answered the door at his Northern Virginia townhouse to find...
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News site editor’s ties to Iran, Russia show misinformation’s complexity
Recently unearthed documents reveal that leaders of an online news site aimed at Americans have received money from both Russian...
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