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Major corporate mergers and acquisitions now depend entirely on how close one's relationship to the president of the United States is.

It is a symptom of our time that such malevolent buffoonery is rewarded with a huge audience.

Baz Luhrmann's EPiC finds depth in pop iconography.

Plus: belated praise for a Super Bowl ad.

Preview: Project Hail Mary

The government has said it will not give the assisted dying bill any further debate time in the House of Lords.

It's interesting to see so many Catholic dioceses around the world reporting booms in conversion.

Let's make courage contagious. We can start by making Jimmy Lai's name a household name.

At the world's largest contemporary art museum, too much dogma undercuts art's limitless variety.

Leftists can never put politics aside.