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‘Sand City’ Review: Two Dhaka Loners are Minerally Connected in a Quietly Beguiling Debut
A heavy, rheumy smog, its hue somewhere between lint and robin-egg blue, hangs over every scene in “Sand City,” further bearing down on…
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A Halt to the Left’s Long March
From Harvard to the Los Angeles Times, the old quid pro quo is falling through. Source link
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Is Trump ‘Rewriting’ the History of His Impeachments?
The idea that the Smithsonian Institution caved under pressure from the president’s appointees needs firmer evidence. Source link
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Baltimore Confronted Its Crime Problem by Abandoning Social Justice Platitudes
Idealism may come easier to academics, but reality-based strategies benefit the communities in need. Source link
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The Secrets and Truths of Beyond the Gates
How CBS and the NAACP cornered themselves. Source link
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The Week: Trump Tells It Like It Is in Gaza
Plus: The EPA’s historic blow against intrusive regulation. Source link
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Hawley’s Tariff-Rebate Plan, Slightly Tweaked, Is a Good Step
Rebates tied to inflation can turn the lemon of inflation into the lemonade of a GOP that directly helps the working class. Source link
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‘My Oxford Year’ Review: Sofia Carson Learns Lessons of the Heart in Netflix’s Disheartening Weepie
Seconds after the opening credits of “My Oxford Year” have discreetly scrolled across the screen, our happy heroine strolls the streets…
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‘Trouble Man’ review: Michael Jai White Is Superfine to the Ladies and Super-Harsh to Baddies in a Fun, Disposable Action Throwback
Michael Jai White has been in a lot of film and TV projects over the last 35 years or so. But probably most beloved amongst his fans is…
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Jason Momoa’s ‘Chief of War’ Is an Intense, Thrilling Cinematic Epic: TV Review
In the West, we live on stolen land. The degradation and genocide of Indigenous Americans on the mainland is widely known. Yet, the…
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‘She Rides Shotgun’ Review: Taron Egerton and Screen Daughter Ana Sophia Heger Drive a Well-Oiled Genre Outing
While terms such as “pulse-pounding” and “nerve-racking” are tossed about far too frequently and capriciously in reviews of thrillers,…
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Ending the H-1B Visa Lottery Is a Good Step
Our immigration policies should align with our nation’s interests. Source link
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Trump Is Right to Point the Finger at Hamas for Gaza Woes
Hamas has long demonstrated that it is willing to put its own population at risk knowing that the world will always blame Israel. Source…
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No Hope for a NASA Revival
It’s not just red tape holding back government-funded exploration and innovation. It’s a new cultural pessimism about the future. Source…
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The Hidden Costs of Trump’s Tariffs
Imposing tariffs diverts resources to lobbying efforts that could have been used for productive purposes. Source link
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The Smithsonian Should Sue but Won’t, the Bayeux Tapestry Shouldn’t Travel but Will
Also, the Ford Foundation should return to Detroit but won’t — all defying your art critic’s good sense. Source link
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We’re Suing to Stop Unions from Stealing from Home Caregivers
Those caring for an ailing loved one shouldn’t be forced to unionize so that they have to give up Medicaid dollars to greedy organizations…
Culture
Netflix’s ‘Leanne’ Is a Heaping Plate of Southern Charm With a Side of Mid-life Reinvention: TV Review
When the comedian Leanne Morgan reached her mid-50s, her life drastically changed. The same is true of the namesake character she plays on…
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Panama official seeks court review of CK Hutchison port contract
Panama’s comptroller general asked its Supreme Court to review the government’s contract extension with CK Hutchison’s local ports unit,…
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Father John Misty Takes His Audience to the Beautiful Side of ‘Screamland’ at the Greek: Concert Review
Early on in his headlining appearance at the Greek in Los Angeles, Father John Misty offered his closest equivalent to an invocation for…
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Why I Will Never Be a Free Trader
A global free market doesn’t care if America remains the preeminent nation on earth, or if it is reduced to one giant soybean farm to feed…
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The American Eagle Ad Is Not That Deep
It’s about a pretty girl in blue jeans, not the superiority of one race. Source link