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After the midterms, it will become clearer where public sentiment stands on Rubio and Vance. It's too early to tell.

Richard Holmes's purpose in his new study of Alfred, Lord Tennyson's formative years, therefore, is to rediscover Tennyson before the beard.

The question is not whether America will endure, but whether we'll choose unity over division, responsibility over resentment, hope over fear.

Filmmaker John Patton Ford's sophomore feature, How to Make a Killing is a sadistic dark comedy about temptation.

Iran's state media has shifted into full propaganda mode. Many of its claims are repeated in Western outlets before they can be verified.

Thanks to the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, the AI revolution will help power America's future without raising the electric bill for families.

"No other writer, perhaps, has had such a profound influence on creating a consciousness of doubt," Caroline Moorehead writes.

I've been to enough birthday parties and family gatherings to notice that children being addressed by buoyant, chirpy adults wear a particular expression.

The United States has a clear interest in seizing control of the strait, and it has a strategic interest in maintaining control thereafter.

Four in 10 voters trust Democrats on lowering prescription prices and healthcare costs. Nearly 60% are concerned about drug affordability.