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Two Sides, One Cry: "Stop the Violence"
Right and left both claim to abhor political violence while excusing their own.
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Right and left both claim to abhor political violence while excusing their own.
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Britain's answer to the London Bridge attack is letting the state decide whose speech is terrorism.
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At $1.58 trillion, the F-35 is the costliest procurement blunder in American military history.
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The militia-only reading of the Second Amendment doesn't survive the Constitution's own text.
Opinion
Bureaucracies get paid to prolong problems, not to solve them — which is why Trump's agency cuts make sense.
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Half a century and a trillion dollars later, the drug war has only multiplied the bodies.
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The billionaire running for Illinois governor took a $230,000 tax break on the mansion next to his mansion.
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Under international law, the case for striking Assad after the chemical attack is stronger than critics admit.