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The South Carolina development will hurt the environment and create few jobs.

As European tourists travel across the United States for World Cup matches, many are discovering an America they didn't expect: vast landscapes, friendly strangers, huge portions, small-town surprises and a sense of abundance that Americans often ...

Michael Ramirez cartoon on Fourth of July, political divisions.

Is there an end in sight for the Russia-Ukraine war? In this episode of "Make It Make Sense," Kate Andrews asks Damir Marusic and Dominic Pino what they saw on the ground in Ukraine. They also discuss how Kyiv is employing drone warfare, why Vladimir ...

The blood-and-soil right has more in common with the left than it wants to admit.

The country still dazzles the world. But it no longer leads it the way it did.

Dumb luck decides the World Cup's most thrilling moment. It decides a lot more, too.

In their own lives, most Americans still find the American Dream.

The founders had high-flying ideals. But that doesn't mean the U.S. is just an idea.

John Trumbull's 1819 artwork turned fashionable peacocks into plain men.