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Tuesday
Monday
The Trump White House is government by meme
What lies behind the ‘deported’ posters?
Could abortion pills be the sleeper issue for the midterms?
New data finds a much higher rate of serious adverse events from abortion pills than was previously claimed
The media must admit to covering up Biden’s decline
Journalists are cashing in on books that glaze over their roles
No, Joy Reid: Rome didn’t fall due to a lack of ‘diversity’
Civilizations are not saved by slogans or skin color
Sunday
The Trump White House is The Real Housewives of Pennsylvania Avenue
For those of us who like politics as entertainment, this is a vast improvement
Saturday
Doctors are embracing identity politics – and harming babies
Efforts to reduce racial disparities end up hurting the most vulnerable children
The Met Gala flirts with MAGA
‘Anna is known for adding a few surprises’
Friday
Another spring, another round of anti-Semitism on campus
What’s different is that the Trump administration is finally taking a strong stand
Thursday
There will never be a Trumpian baby boom
A $5,000 bonus per kid is nowhere near enough. Try $500,000
Harvard’s intricate China ties
There are a number of allegations that Chinese funding has excessively influenced the university’s research and academic output
Mission creep has infected the IMF and the World Bank
The Bretton Woods institutions should serve their stakeholders – not the other way around
Trump’s impressive, unsettling digital fortress
The razor’s edge separating justified intelligence from Orwellian overreach grows perilously thin
RFK Jr.’s hill to dye on?
The Health and Human Services Secretary says he has ‘banned’ eight toxic colored dyes
Wednesday
How America can develop its own rare earth elements industry… safely
China’s disregard for responsible mining practices has led to severe toxic conditions American consumers are happy to ignore
What Pete Hegseth and his warfighters learned about Washington
It’s not enough to be on the team, which these dismissed aides insist they still are. You also have to be good at your job
What the Singer Sewing Machine teaches us about student loan repayment
The ‘dollar down, dollar a week’ slogan launched the era of consumer credit
NPR begs for its professional life
The era of federal funding for NPR is about to end
Let students and professors carry guns to class
We owe them their God-given right to self-defense
Tuesday
Will AOC be the next leader of the Democrats?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has worked hard to shed her reputation as a far-left dilettante
Sports are defying Trump’s trans ban
Shame on the Boston Marathon and Nike
Monday
Pete Hegseth’s fight is about more than mere staff personalities
Points of ideological contention lie at the heart of the disquiet at the Pentagon
The Trump administration attempts to correct the record on Covid
Covid.gov gets an anti-Fauci revamp
Freedom is still the Revolutionary War’s legacy
Colonists fought for fundamental philosophy that all persons have natural rights
Trump takes a hammer to the universities
And there are plenty more tools he can use
Saturday
The plight of the Midwest Protestant church
Is Middle America in a crisis of faith?
Inside Russia’s repression of Ukraine’s churches
How worshipers persist in the occupied territories
El Salvador deportation is just another partisan jump ball, says poll
New polling shows the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case doesn’t play to Democrats’ advantage
Friday
Harvard against America
The college, while invoking academic freedom for its resistance to Trump, is very far from upholding that principle
Luigi Mangione and the left’s warped choice of heroes
The Trump ‘resistance’ seems determined to lose
Democrats are doing themselves no favors on El Salvador
Is the Kilmar Abrego Garcia debate really where they want to make their stand against the Trump agenda?
Thursday
How much hope did Trump offer Meloni?
‘There will be a trade deal, 100 percent’
What’s going on in the Pentagon?
Insiders have joined the dots between a clear-out of Hegseth’s top team and internal struggles vis-à-vis Iran
Who should have Elon’s next child?
Natalie Winters is the bookmakers’ favorite