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The days of people finding sentimental value in the trivial artifacts of the past have come and gone.

Trainees often talk enviously about how much harder basic training was when their fathers or grandfathers endured it.

Arundhati Roy worked through her grief to produce a memoir that is refreshingly candid, illuminating, and rewarding to read.

"The Paper," in its own idiosyncratic way, adeptly explores actual issues of journalistic ethics.

Political polarization threatens the American republic. Only a defining victory and a return to loyal opposition can save it.

The party of love and tolerance has again shown the world its true colors, and they are far from pretty.

Are we raising our sons and daughters to be heroes like those who stormed the cockpit on Flight 93?

Democrats are using Charlie Kirk's assassination to demand more gun control. Its immorality is matched by its futility.

Kamala Harris appears set to attempt to shift the blame for her 2024 election loss in a new book, titled 107 Days.

A brief excerpt of Harris's new book has been published, and it appears to be an extended catalog of her grievances and resentments.