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The former president’s son tearfully met with Candace Owens, who once called him a “degenerate.”
A GOP primary in Ohio will test Trump’s mass-deportation push
The Iran war has given European leaders new impetus to plan for self-defense
The Court went from condemning partisan gerrymandering to effectively encouraging it
This article explores the symbolic significance of doors, particularly those of a school bus, as portals to new experiences and reflections on childhood, education, and personal growth.
It shrewdly illustrated all the ways that breakups can distort reality
The article explores the challenges and frustrations of flying with Spirit Airlines, highlighting the airline's notorious reputation and comparing it to even more disappointing travel experiences.
There are many more animated children’s films to be made based on dystopian source material
The Atlantic staff writer Gal Beckerman and podcast host Adam Harris discuss Beckerman’s new book, How to Be a Dissident
As the war reaches its 60th day, lawmakers appear unwilling or unable to do anything
Millennials are abandoning the idea of living in a giant home
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