Opinion | I Cited Their Study, So They Disavowed It
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences is a peer-reviewed journal that claims to publish “only the highest quality
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international relations
Opinion | These Days, It All Feels Like Yesterday
Like many people, I’m usually better with long-term memories than the short-term kind. Mention sports, and I’ll deliver details about
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Opinion | A Fourth of July Election
If you believe every presidential election is a big bet, you probably think this one is over. In the betting
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Opinion | Religious Liberty Lives at the Supreme Court
Religious Americans sometimes fear that intolerant secular progressives will soon try to ruin them for holding traditional views. They can
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Opinion | Voters’ Choice: Growth or Stagnation
The year began with a recovery that belied every negative cliché about the Trump tax cuts and regulatory reform. Tax
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Opinion | First They Came for Hong Kong
China is rapidly absorbing Hong Kong into its national-security maw, and already the implications are global as the Communist Party
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Opinion | Riot-Torn Twin Cities Are Already Forgotten
Minneapolis The national media might have “moved on” from the riots in Minneapolis, but residents have nowhere to go. Much
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Opinion | How Japan Beat Coronavirus Without Lockdowns
Tokyo While the numbers of infected are subsiding in some regions, the Covid-19 pandemic still rages in others. The world
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Opinion | Princeton Sets a Bad Example
I will matriculate this fall at Princeton’s School of Public and International Affairs. I’m disappointed by the university’s decision to
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Opinion | The Press on Mount Rushmore
Every American, regardless of how he or she feels about Donald Trump, should read his July 3 speech at Mount
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