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Dropping out of the race was the first step, but given his rapid mental decline, he should take the logical next step.

The week of July 15, 2024: Rent control (again), student loans, climate, economic policy, and much, much more.

The national-security analyst’s wife and sometime co-author is charged with being a South Korean agent. Boot’s career as a columnist may be on the line.

Liz Carr’s documentary represents the interests of the disabled in the assisted-suicide debate.

A new book challenges the notion that the two must conflict.

The Republican Party seems to have given up on repealing the Affordable Care Act, at the same time that it moderates on social issues. That’s no coincidence.

Masoud Pezeshkian has a track record of loyalty to the regime.

The Green Ember series will captivate and delight young readers.

A plan for reviving the American experiment and cooling down our white-hot national politics.

A gorgeous building, but ‘transparency’ and ‘belonging’ are pricey abstractions.

The deconstruction was intentional.

The people who refuse to apologize for 2020 are the same people who, in 2020, began every meeting with an apology for ‘colonization’ and ‘white supremacy.’

The famous doctor’s new memoir reveals that his foibles were on full display well before Covid.

Look to the self-defeating machinations of Merrick Garland and Jack Smith.

Donald Trump leads a revamped party into November.

The truth about ‘record’ warm temperatures.

One need only look to what is unfolding in Switzerland to get a harrowing picture of what can happen when parents are kept in the dark about their children.

In a rush to achieve political wins, the agency has neglected taxpayers.

His critics’ comments were thoughtless, ahistorical, and utterly removed from the lived reality of Americans.

Plus: J. D. Vance is tapped for veep.

The film-buff doc combines self-mythology with a tribute to Powell and Pressburger.

After an emotional recounting of the attempt on his life, the GOP nominee rambled for 92 minutes.

Sometimes, doing the right thing turns out to be the wrong move.

Never mind the past. As the convention in Milwaukee makes clear, if you love Trump now, you’re in.

There is no contradiction between the author of Hillbilly Elegy and the vice-presidential nominee.

Vance’s address to the GOP convention was a declaration of unconditional surrender cloaked in pugilism and superficial self-confidence.

The agenda spelled out in the platform is a logical extension of President Trump’s first-term policies.

His latest promise to progressives would be Court-packing by another name.

On athletes, assassination, antisemitism, Arleigh Burke, Dr. Ruth, Carlos Alcaraz, Michigan-talk, and more.

Upstate New York treasures at the Munson.