Why is Trump so fixated on toys for little girls? | Moira Donegan
By The Guardian
Asked about his tariffs’ impact, the president…
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By The Guardian
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By New York Post
There’s been tiny news dribbles about Earth’s…
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By The Guardian
The country’s future depends on law firms,…
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By The Guardian
The actor announced the change on her podcast...
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By The Guardian
For half a century, the GOP has embraced tax cuts…
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By New York Post
On a research trip to investigate Holocaust…
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By The Guardian
Pro-natalists aren’t actually interested in…
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By The Guardian
Free trade is smashed to pieces, while just a…
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By The Guardian
Two new surveys confirm that women who take on…
➔ i“A Matter of Survival”: Germany’s New Coalition Government
By The Nation
Linda Mannheim Is the country’s latest grand…
➔ iFar-right online content is a danger to children – but I’ve seen how it can radicalise older…
By The Guardian
Paul went from talking about birdwatching to…
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By Los Angeles Times
For guidance, recall the strategy to legalize…
➔ iI’ve quit the Tory party because it’s become a Trumpesque mess. Others will follow | Jamie…
By The Guardian
The fiscally responsible, socially liberal party…
➔ iJasmine Dixiecrat
By American Thinker
The uninhibited Id of the Democrat party has now…
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By The Guardian
I get why wedding DJs are increasingly…
➔ iSave our buildings — or The Bronx (and the rest of NY) will ‘burn’ again
By New York Post
Years of capped rents coupled with rising…
➔ iThe reckless fantasy of austerity as a panacea is coming for European football | Aaron Timms
By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
She left her job when her husband got a shot at…
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By The Guardian
A new set of Royal Mail stamps on regional…
➔ iGovernment Built Silicon Valley
By Foreign Policy
From the internet to electric vehicles, a…
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By The Guardian
In our rainbow family, there are two dads and a…
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By The Nation
Zurie Pope With Senate Bill 1, the state would…
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By The Guardian
With Love, Meghan is bad TV, but there are worse…
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By The Guardian
After years of this discussion my patience is…
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
The cute rodent helps combat drought and boosts…
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By The Washington Post
The U.S. and Britain may need to seek couples…
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By New York Post
Mayor Adams announced that the Roosevelt Hotel…
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By The Guardian
Is this fun fathering or a cynical and…
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By The Washington Post
As a Navy SEAL, I trained to avoid friendly fire...
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By The Guardian
The Maga kingpin has only been president for a…
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
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By The New York Times
A functioning partnership requires an equitable…
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By The Washington Post
Countries that allow gay couples to marry are…
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By Slate
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
I loved to scour apps and charity shops for cheap…
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By The Guardian
Some swear that sleeping separately from their…
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By The Daily Signal
It’s no secret that culture has heavily…
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
The hit comedy has struck a chord by celebrating…
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By American Thinker
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By The Washington Post
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By The Guardian
The arrival of a child is a good a reason as any…
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By The Washington Post
The Ansel Adams photo is the National Portrait…
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By The Guardian
My wife and I are ‘one and done’ on kids...
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
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By The Guardian
Faced with the devastation in Gaza, Israelis tend…
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By New York Post
The Issue: This week’s fatal shootings at…
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By The Guardian
This was an extraordinary response to…
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By The Guardian
As claims about practices in two flagship London…
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By The New York Times
Readers respond to an essay by a couples…
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By The Guardian
Pete Hegseth, who has been accused of drunken,…
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By Los Angeles Times
Weike Wang's rueful and tender third novel,…
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By The Guardian
The LGBTQ+ community has been here before – and…
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By The Guardian
Britain is a largely secular country. Those who…
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By The Guardian
Britain wanted much better outcomes on many…
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By The Washington Post
Republicans are pivoting away from abortion and…
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By The Guardian
I too suffered this repression. The harsh…
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By The Guardian
Trump’s billionaire best friend wants young…
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By The Nation
Liam Beran Voters in California, Colorado, and…
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By The Guardian
The technology that was meant to streamline the…
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By The Guardian
It’s time to re-read Australia’s 2017 foreign…
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By Los Angeles Times
Tom Pyun's fast-paced 'Something Close to…
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By Haaretz
The Iranian-backed group has deep popular roots,…
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By The Guardian
New research reveals men pay little heed to women…
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By American Thinker
All I can think is: There's abuse of power,…
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By The Guardian
When less than half of us feel safe holding our…
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By Los Angeles Times
Californians should formally reject a wrongful…
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By The Guardian
It’s difficult to overstate how rapidly…
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By Haaretz
A Trump-Netanyahu rerun would be a disaster,…
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By The Wall Street Journal
She refused to defend a California ballot measure…
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By The Guardian
Couples Therapy’s Orna Guralnik and former…
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By The Guardian
Among the ashes and the bodies, education goes on…
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By The Guardian
We pride ourselves on egalitarianism, but…
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By The Guardian
I’m lucky I can text my biological father. Good…
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By The Nation
Charles Kaiser A close reading of the Heritage…
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By Haaretz
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day."
- Thomas Jefferson
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce