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Beneath Trump's boasts about the military lies a troubling attitude about the troops.

I’m running out of patience.

A simple experimental treatment gave me my brain back.

It wounds her deeply.

It's obvious favoritism.

I'm reeling.

I have been here so much longer.

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An A-list Democratic villain believes this to be the West's best legislative work in generations.

Israel is starving Gaza, according to a famine scholar.

From Barstool Sports to Man Repeller, how founders are posting through backlash and turning it into marketing for their Glassdoor-bombed bra...

The quiet boom of small-town Pride.

Can we ever know the real Pee-wee Herman? A new documentary attempts to.

There’s a reason it doesn’t feel like a victory for the actress.

David Zaslav thought Trump's reelection would be good for mergers. So why is he shrinking his company?

Trump has made himself more susceptible to legal challenge. California’s lawsuit has been assigned to Judge Charles Breyer, a Bill Clinton a...

The musical genius, who died on Monday, was a whole new thing.

What's my obligation here?

A dispatch from the front (of the drive-thru) line.

Here we have a fight between those who are concerned about the radicalization of young white men, and those who see it as an asset.

Waymo and Tesla offer competing—and potentially bleak—futures for self-driving cars in society.

I've waited years for this.

I haven't been the same since.

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It doesn’t seem responsible.