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The world's timekeepers just cut the cord to the spinning Earth.

The investment ties Seoul's economic future to the revival of American manufacturing.

Watch what happens with climate change, campaign finance, Medicare-for-all and racial gerrymandering.

Misshapen scripts derailed "Wanted" and "Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen."

Minimum lot sizes are turning charming small cities into relics.

There is no natural constituency for unbridled presidential power in perpetuity.

Route 66 turns 100 this week. Congress can honor it with a simple law.

With the midterms, America's post-racial politics may have finally arrived.

In a recent interview, President Donald Trump said he's ready to make a deal on immigration. But what would one that is popular across the political spectrum actually look like? Host Megan McArdle talks with Alexander Kustov, a political scientist ...

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