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As hostages to Biden’s misfortunes, we must hope that our luck holds in 2022
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I look forward to coming back to this classic place, for musical and other reasons
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Welcome to Meghan’s world, where artifice, pop culture and politics march in lockstep
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In the ancient world, movements of people were also very common, often because war, famine or exile left them with no option
By Peter Jones
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Seeing that new life on the ultrasound gave me hope for the future — not dread
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Without Trump, what does a platform that is essentially a clone of Twitter have to offer?
By Jay Caruso
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Conservatism may have won the Cold War, but conservatives lost the peace in the West
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Wielding power doesn’t have to mean going with the herd
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The American Medical Association has just issued a health equity guide
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The Latina is the antithesis of the liberal female Democrat
By Alex Perez
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It is now standard to pop into colleagues’ homes uninvited, unannounced and unashamed
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George III was a model monarch, whose reputation finally deserves rehabilitation a quarter of a millennium later
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Netflix received only a thousand or so complaints about a special watched by millions
By Jesse Singal
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Modern gadgets are less and less our servants and more and more our masters
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If white supremacists are racist because they put race at the center of all human interaction, what are the woke?
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Arriving at the American Museum of Natural History, I present my vaccination card and negative Covid test result
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I have come to ask Lévy about the future of the West — if, that is, he feels there will be one
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Had Dante been alive today, he would have reserved an inner circle of hell for the bureaucrats
By Paul Wood
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Since the fall of Benjamin Netanyahu, ‘shrinking the conflict’ has become the theme of the moment
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Books + Arts
March 1917: The Red Wheel, Node III, Book 3 by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn reviewed
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Joan Mitchell was a female star of the Abstract Expressionist boys’ club
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Amid the turbulence of modernism, British artists made art for themselves
By James Panero
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It’s easy to see why Dior still rules the red carpet
By Jane Coombs
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For anyone looking for a stocking stuffer for the aficionado — or merely the lover — of good music, here it is
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I tend to associate Christmas music with the records I received as gifts when I was a kid
By Luke Haines
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As every sullen teenager knows, headphones are a great way to escape the family gathering and retreat inward
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Life
There are always books to remind us what the world was like before lookers such as Bezos took over
By Taki
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The Corsican taxi driver painted a thrilling picture of impending social revolution
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Jimmy Duncan is a man who knows his place, which is one of the highest compliments I can give
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In the absence of a Brahmin class, any civilization worthy of the name is impossible
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The Chapel is dedicated to the 28,000 American people who were stationed on British soil and died in World War Two
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No one ordinarily talks of the festive season
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Place
The Russian ice fishing journey is a study in contrasts between the elements
By Isaac Sligh
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The Czech capital may be a prisoner of its heritage, but it’s more than a Disney castle
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Food and Drink
A dinner party without good conversation is like flat Champagne: pretty pointless
By Jane Stannus
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I had contemplated knocking on my famous neighbor’s front door and asking if she had any suggestions for cooking veal kidneys
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Chambertin was Napoleon’s favorite wine. I am prepared to make it mine, too, at least for Christmas
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