According to the Dickens Society of London, there have been more than 3,000 adaptations of Charles Dickens’ works, most of […]

It’s not news that countless bogus lawsuits are filed in this country every year. What’s less well known is that […]

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It is time to finally settle the argument about public broadcasting: End federal funding now. Congress had no business offering […]

The GOP’s Anointed One may practice his politics privately, but the bigger mystery is why he is ultimately not a […]

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Intelligence is a game anyone can play, and in Washington any number of people play it, although they make their […]