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The impeachment report prepared by House Republicans is an essential part of any record of the Biden-Harris administration.

They can’t handle the truth.

Follow along for live updates and analysis from the NR team on the Democratic National Convention.

The edifice of competence and popularity that Harris and her media abettors are erecting is a hollow façade. The Trump campaign has a chance...

The week of August 12, 2024: Prices (and their uses), trade, industrial policy, Argentina, and much, much, more.

For progressives who somehow thought Biden was too moderate, a President Harris would kick things up a notch — no matter the consequences.

On a quartet of performances at this summer’s Salzburg Festival.

If Democrats want to learn why they are losing support among working-class voters, they should get out of the convention center and look aro...

Some rioters must correct their behavior behind bars, while other criminals are prescribed sunshine for a different lifestyle.

A worrisome new consensus in the medical community holds that doctors should be as concerned with politics as they are with medicine.

American politics forces Evangelicals to grapple with the tension between political expediency and the integrity of their faith.

Lawmakers must get answers about what nuclear-weaponization activities Iran has engaged in — and what the Biden–Harris administration is doi...

Colby College Museum’s summer shows are smart and packed with good art.

Easy credit often harms those it sets out to help — and down-payment assistance is just another form of easy credit.

It could not be more obvious what the judge should do here.

Coppola’s 1974 movie brings back social conscience.

Columbia has an opportunity to behave like an elite American college, but only if the outgoing president’s successors can grasp what she did...

An EU regulator may have blundered in spelling out the union’s ambitions to be censor of the West’s online discourse, but those ambitions ar...

The Minnesota governor’s ‘aw shucks’ demeanor can’t hide the fact that he abandoned his city to riots and walked out on his battalion before...

For Impressionism’s 150th anniversary, the Clark Art Institute probes an outsized artist’s cryptic impact.

Political interference in scientific agencies, however benign the motivation, undermines public confidence in health policies.

The union is attacking its political opponents with the force of the state.

Vance’s team has worked in recent days to reset the narrative by sending him across the country to make issue-focused campaign stops.

Trump still owns the issues — but Harris has cornered seriousness.

I have grown to dread the buzz of my phone alerting me to the inevitable delay or cancellation whenever I’m due to fly. Is it just me?