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At least a dozen U.S. refueling planes and other aircraft departed on Monday from a British base that is a major hub for the U.S. Air Force. The reasons behind the move remain unclear.

Karpe's extraordinary success offers a lesson in belonging for a polarized America.

Bipartisanship could draw millions of young voters into an even bigger Democratic tent.

What counts is not the length of the conflict, but the worthiness of the goals.

A busy landscape near the Lincoln Memorial lays bare a grim truth: The United States has too many wars to memorialize.

Film subsidies distort markets and give politicians leverage over speech.

Millions of Americans own their homes outright but still struggle to afford them because of the ongoing cost of homeownership.

Dating-app swindlers are on the rise, but there are a few steps you can take to protect yourself.

Her kids say stay out of it, but the letter writer feels "compelled" to say something to her son-in-law.

Interviewer "scathingly rejected" an applicant over how he left a dinner napkin.