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If he doesn't, he and his conservative allies on the court can count on being joined next year by a whole batch of new colleagues.
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Lowering the numbers will take leadership, though, which is something the United States lacks at the moment.
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Lawmakers should ask Facebook about its conservative bias.
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The White House’s surrender to the pandemic is the most urgent reason to vote Trump out.
The Trump administration is meeting the greatest public health crisis of our time with a shrug.
America has transcended many ills. It can rise above President Trump.
Others might worry about the bill, but if Biden doesn’t meet the challenge, the country will pay the price.
Failure to address food shortages provoked the French and Russian revolutions and a host of other revolts.
By acknowledging the worth of gay children, Pope Francis may restore their trust in the church.
The platform’s steps to shore up election integrity need to go further.
Neither women nor world leaders should be complicit in this fiction.
There are senior seniors who would practically crawl to the polls. Thanks to one man, this year many of them will feel they have to.
The Senate does not have to consider her nomination on Monday.
We can bend the trajectory of this pandemic, and we must.
In a polarized Congress, she is part of a valuable band of genuine moderates.
The budget is a living demonstration of our values as a state, determining via funding how much we care about the vital components of civic life.
Our children deserve school buildings that are conducive to learning and reflect the importance we place on their education.
Case in point: Virginia should reconsider allowing a massive landfill to be built near a historic Black school.
In Howard County, the status quo is unacceptable.