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The game of operator played cross-generationally by Supreme Court justices so warps constitutional jurisprudence that the opinion and the dissent…

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The late M. Stanton Evans, who eschewed computers for typewriters and offered the visage not of a TV pundit but…

The Grammys, whose non sequitur fixation on politics predictably induced a ratings freefall, added an award for “Best Song for…

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“When I was young, if you were a flight attendant, and you were a lady, we would call you a…

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Six Degrees of Tucker Carlson, a Washington parlor game now played online by journalists, tasks players with linking the Fox…

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