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By Adam Gopnik / The New Yorker There are achievements for which one would want to claim credit only reluctantly—the return of the infield shift might be one, Twitter battles, perhaps,…
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Andy Borowitz satire dealing with the new law outlawing the distribution of water in voter lines in Georgia.
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E.L.A.M. offered Phillip a chance to pursue medicine without incurring catastrophic debt.
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“Democrats are going on and on about counting every last vote until they find out who got the most,” Trump said. “Since when does getting the most votes mean you win?”
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In an appearance at the University of Chicago on Monday, former President Barack Obama unloaded a relentless barrage of complete sentences in what was widely seen as a brutal attack on…
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In Gaza, men like Yasser Abu Jamei and Eyad Sarraj are both mental-health practitioners and sources of hope for Palestinians.
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