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As his incomparable career enters another transition, King James places fatherhood front and center.

A humiliated singer redeemed her reputation in the debut of 'Messiah,' which Handel originally keyed to Easter.

A national shortage means more than just sticker shock. Eggs feed our collective soul.

Could it be true that I was born for a time like this?

The president just gave China a get-out-of-jail-free card.

Plus: Where the students stand. Have Democrats found their Trump?

The longtime national security official stood for U.S. alliances and allies. We could use him now.

The administration doubles down on criminalizing criticism of a foreign country.

The African Growth and Opportunity Act benefits the U.S. as much as it does the continent.

Readers argue Trump's tariffs will reduce access to valuable products and harm the U.S. dollar globally.