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‘Orphan’ Review: László Nemes Returns With a Heavy Dose of Sepia-Tinted Childhood Torment
The first thing to know about “Orphan” is that the orphan of the title isn’t really one at all. Twelve-year-old Andor (Bojtorján Barabás)…
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Teachers’ Unions Are Still Singing the Same Song
Politics and pop music keep recycling old hits. Source link
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Long Story Short Shortchanges the American Jewish Experience
The Netflix show is being praised for its authenticity. But it portrays Judaism as a ‘tradition’ for immigrants to overcome. Source link
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The Green Economy Is Rife with Fraud
A multimillionaire Democratic donor’s guilty plea raises broader questions about corruption in environmentalist schemes like carbon-offset…
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Trump’s Flag-Burning Order Is Smoke Without Fire
The president can’t get around the First Amendment and doesn’t try very hard to do so. Source link
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A Better Prescription for Affordable Medicine
President Trump’s threat to strong-arm drugmakers will drive up costs, stall cures, and blunt America’s medical edge. Source link
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High on Caillebotte, Impressionist Master
A painter once thought peculiar, he’s now the deserving subject of Gustave Caillebotte: Painting His World at the Art Institute of…
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‘Memory’ Review: A Haunting Memorial Collage Crafted from a Child’s Experience of War
The writer, director, editor and narrator of “Memory,” Vladlena Sandu, grew up in ’90s Chechnya. War was on her doorstep, and often not…
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Trump Enters Uncharted Ground with the Federal Reserve
The legal landscape in deciding when presidents can fire Fed governors is surprisingly unsettled. Source link
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Why Reaganism Persists
The American right is stalked by the suspicion that Trumpism is a phase. Is it? Source link
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The New Medicine Tariffs Are a Prescription for Disaster
They’ll make Americans sicker, poorer, and less innovative. Source link
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Social Security Is No Longer the Third Rail of American Politics
It’s proximate cause for a shotgun wedding. Source link
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The Cure for Racial Discrimination in Medical Education
If colleges and universities want the American taxpayer’s support, they should be forced to focus on merit alone. Source link
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The Inherent Strangeness of Trump’s Executive Order on Flag-Burning
Typically, presidents who push the constitutional envelope like to insist that they are doing no such thing. Here, that instinct has been…
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The Myth That Democrats ‘Go High’ Is in Desperate Need of Busting
Nate Silver seems somehow unfamiliar with the decade of remorseless political warfare waged by Democrats. Here’s a refresher. Source link
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The Key Detail in Trump’s Attempt to Fire a Fed Governor
He is technically adhering to Congress’s rules for the Federal Reserve, regardless of whether his motives are pure. Source link
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At Least You’re Not Ken Martin
The Democratic Party’s problems run even deeper than its operational headaches. Source link
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Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and the Mysterious Hand
The week of August 18, 2025: The economics of GLP-1s, Bolivia, the economy, tariffs, and much, much more. Source link
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The Bolton Investigation Warrants Skepticism
The Trump administration looks as if it is targeting a critic. Source link
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Can Trump End Cashless Bail?
If nothing else, the president is putting Democrats in the position of defending the indefensible. Source link
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Why Some Charities Welcome SNAP Cuts
Relief through cash transfers that do nothing but engender idleness and subsidize misery isn’t the answer. Source link