I’ve been going back to eastern Kentucky for over a decade. Since 2016, something there has changed.
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The women who opposed their own enfranchisement in the Victorian era have little in common with the “Repeal the 19th” fringe of today.
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A reflection on Norman Lear, Archie Bunker, and All in the Family.
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If everyone is behaving badly, things fall apart.
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If everyone is behaving badly, things fall apart.
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On his 75th birthday, an acquaintance remembers the inimitable Hitch.
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Nobody liked what happened in a field in New Hampshire.
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Nobody liked what happened in a field in New Hampshire.
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In her new book Hannah’s Children, economist Catherine Pakaluk says yes.
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Will the influx of blue state refugees into the heartland ruin the country or save it?
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State of the Union: If the once mighty British state is unable to restore public order, perhaps targeted counter-force from the public will restore equilibrium.
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“More democracy” doesn’t always cash out to “better laws.”
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The era of reenchantment through “conscious” machines is upon us.
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Bourgeois values bring stability, prosperity, and dignity—but happiness is another matter.
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Evangelicals withstood secularization better than the mainline denominations, but to thrive in the new America they will have to change their tactics.
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Evangelicals withstood secularization better than the mainline denominations, but to thrive in the new America they will have to change their tactics.
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And why the Republicans are barreling toward a collision between savvy politics and the core convictions of some of their supporters.
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Americans are underrating the cynicism that has taken hold of the country—if the reaction to a deranged activist’s suicide is any indication.
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