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Litton’s work is cut out for him, and his two-year term will be crucial to the future of the denomination. Go to Source

The demands of nightly doses of craven partisanship for year upon year has ruined him. Go to Source

The administration’s Russia policy places a premium on accommodating the Merkel government while alienating allies such as Ukraine and Poland. Go to Source

The public deserves answers as to whether deference to Beijing’s political sensitivities shaped editorial decisions about the COVID pandemic. Go to Source

The time has passed for simply saying ‘no’ to reinvigorated American civics education. Go to Source

What’s elegant and simple in economic theory is chaotic and complex in the real world. Go to Source

Once again, the Babylon Bee hits the nail on the head. This time about reaction to Israel’s new prime minister. Go to Source

Against the pretense that only conservatives believe that some areas of policy should be beyond the reach of the voters. Go to Source

I’ll bet there are more Americans under 35 who could tell you what happened at Tulsa in 1921 than who could tell you what happened at, say, the Battle of New Orleans. Go to Source

You can’t hike corporate taxes through the roof and pretend no one making less than $400,000 will pay more. Go to Source