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There won’t be a revolution within the Church any time soon. However, there is still hope.
The federal government doesn’t have a sound basis to demand the UK extradite Assange to the US.
The media’s preoccupation with the old hack is… predictable.
Bernie Sanders wants murderers to vote from prison.
“The Rev” offers lessons in how to escape a tawdry past with slick talk.
The Economist gets slapped down.
The Watergate convict is more self-righteous than even Max Boot.
He's no Tim Gunn. But that has some upsides.
MSNBC'S Pied Piper of collusion leads network off the cliff.
Perspective for a moment of political darkness.
Except for Mayor Pete, a downcast nation.
PBS & NBC documentary The Mueller Report is the ur-text of media hagiography of Robert Mueller as a superhero.
That's the least of our problems.
This display of absurdity exceeds all expectations.
No threat to Leviathan’s expansion in sight.
Andrew Yang’s uniquely Tech Coast progressive agenda.
What political purpose did Omar’s comments about Trump serve?
Is the Twilight Zone weird enough for our world?
There has been no shortage of people questioning the state of Trump's mental health.
Ranking left (and right) reactions.
With the #YangGang, but Beto’s a scream.
Halloweens past and present; busybody schoolmarms; and a strange New York Times article about the Red Sox.
Recorded in 1990 by David Hoffman.
Rotten apples: political partisans leap to interpret (far too many) polls for their side. A meaningless exercise.
The value of restaurant reviews and Bret Stephens’ warning to Democrats.
The armchair online mob has finally bested traditional journalism for pure slime.
The prescience of a 1969 junior high student in Huntington, NY. (Definitely not me.)
Ain’t nothin’ like the real thing. It’s silly to take New York Times at face value on “Anonymous.”
Newspapers plead to be relevant. Why didn’t publishers think of that in 1999?
Bret Stephens is just as confused about Trump as everyone else. And The Nation’s skid continues.
