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Seven delusions plaguing the mind of the Trump base voter

My safe 2024 prediction: The losing party will believe it is “the end of America.”

Morning Report — Biden heads west for campaign cash

If former President Trump becomes the GOP presidential nominee next year, the Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee know from experience in 2020 that they raised at least $1.7 billion (and won), but Trump outraised them with a haul of nearly $2 billion. Incumbent presidents without competitive primaries enjoy money advantages. And it’s a...

Ohio residents navigate ‘marijuana limbo’: Legal to grow and possess, but buying prohibited

Ohioans are in a state of uncertainty as the legalization of recreational marijuana takes effect. While adults are now allowed to grow cannabis at home, purchases remain illegal.

VA Gov. Youngkin says budget proposal prioritizes early learning and child care programs

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has proposed to increase state spending on early learning and child care programs in the upcoming two-year budget, he said on Thursday.

Why James Lankford expects a border breakthrough

What happens when the highest priorities of American foreign policy collide with the most complicated politics of Washington? Well, that’s the story of the...

Why the bond markets are wrong to expect rate cuts early next year

The Federal Reserve has strong incentives against making such a move.

Boycotting done right

Conservatives can find making 'woke' companies poorer enriching.

A threat to free speech comes to Ireland

There is no telling where the push for excessive hate crime laws could go next.

A miserable journey through the history of poetry with Jeremy Corbyn, Europe’s most successful racist politician

Corbyn and Len McCluskey, who made Labour the most popular racist party in Europe since 1945, have now released a book on the dialectics of verse.

Reviewed: Becoming Ella Fitzgerald by Judith Tick

A century of jazz has produced many great singers. Few have ever represented or defined the genre quite like Ella Fitzgerald, often called the “First Lady of Song” and “Lady Ella” during her long and successful career. She sang like a morning songbird. Her tone and pitch on every memorable track were perfect. Her stage presence and ability to captivate an entire room had few equals.

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