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It’s going to be ugly.
But anybody who’s been reading NR understands well what happened Tuesday, and why.
The results out west tell an important part of the story of why Democrats lost.
The president-elect’s own Dark Brandon is showing.
Dear Weekend Jolter, Democrats seem to have collectively realized, sometime on or after November 6, that their hyperbolic, self-harming, shortsighted campaign against the filibuster was, in fact, all three of those things.
Trust in government is near historic lows, and it’s little wonder why.
Dear Weekend Jolter, In the corporate boardroom of Terror Inc., the executives of evil are bracing shareholders for the end of a very bad
The Women’s March mobilization and related acts of defiance seem like distant memories, for now, as Trump’s second inauguration approaches.
Clemency at historic scale, an offshore drilling ban, Gitmo transfers — what else is in store before Inauguration Day?
There are more of them than you might think.
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