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Perhaps we reached an endpoint where it wasn't really possible to turn the dial past eleven.

Sad to say, he's late to the game. Americans began calling themselves Americans in the 1700s.

Why must this be a topic of specifically political import?

We must be able to call domestic political terrorism by its proper name.

Chomsky's moral blind spots are long established.

For what it's worth, some big former fans of Chomsky are disgusted.

The King of Beers still knows what its subjects like: 'Free Bird,' good buds, and beer.

Bad Bunny's drag of a concert managed to make a nine-point first half seem halfway interesting.

Internet free speech is celebrating its 30th birthday -- if Section 230's opponents don't spoil the party, that is.

The affability shown by one of Austen's characters is worth cultivating.