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The New York Times, which last year editorialized against voting for Donald Trump for president because he "has so coarsened our politics" that he would fail as an "example" for "our children," now offers — in a single day — one op-ed describing the president'
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How seriously should one take President Donald Trump's complaints about the press? About $37.06 a year seriously, to be precise.
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It's the sort of brazen move that might ordinarily trigger a front-page news story or an outraged editorial — a bunch of very rich individuals asking Congress to write them a law that would give them better negotiating power against other rich individuals. Yet in this case, the rich
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Leave it to Barack Obama. As the rest of us were getting ready for the July 4 holiday that celebrates the birth of the United States of America, our former president fetched up on foreign soil, in Indonesia, to warn against what he described as "an aggressive kind of
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So the Democrats, after opposing Donald Trump in the 2016 election partly out of what they claimed was concern about his incivility and coarseness, are now pursuing a debate about health care legislation in Washington by characterizing the Republicans who disagree with them about policy details as mass murderers. Think
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Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian influence on the 2016 presidential election is both a preview of Hillary Clinton's 2020 presidential campaign and a re-run of the insider-trading litigation of the past decade. It's a preview of the 2020 presidential campaign, because blaming the outcome
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The recent announcement that General Electric is replacing its CEO and chairman, Jeff Immelt, brought me back to a little-noticed moment at the end of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation's dinner last month honoring President Barack Obama with its "Profile in Courage Award." Following President
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"Outcry Over EpiPen Prices Hasn't Made Them Lower" is the misleading headline over Charles Duhigg's "Adventures in Capitalism" column in the New York Times business section. Mr. Duhigg writes, "I was surprised when my pharmacist informed me, months after those floggings