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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Madison Square Garden wedding is all a bit of gauche self-mythologizing on Swift's part. Why are we shocked?
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When Hollywood stops listening to half its audience, somebody pays the price. For 'Supergirl,' that bill just came due.
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Cape Verde is one of the biggest World Cup underdogs in history. That could pay long-term economic dividends for the tiny African country.
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Taken together, our findings suggest Americans see a growing gap between the people and the institutions meant to represent them.
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While the president swears he isn’t engaging in any conflicts of interest, the information gleaned from the report paints a much different picture.
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Expect this to drag on as Acting AG Blanche battles transparency in a fight he can't win for Trump
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A wave of new surveys shows Americans increasingly don't understand their government. No surprise, then, that socialism is gaining ground with the young.
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As America turns 250, conservatives are fighting in courts and statehouses to protect the freedoms that make this country exceptional.
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The founders knew that a free country without a robust press and informed public engagement could not endure.
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