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[H]er sluggish progression on topics dear to the party's progressive fringe ... hindered her campaign.

If Trump divides and polarizes America, this is now true even in baseball and football locker rooms.

Isn’t there something pathetically ridiculous about watching tens of thousands of Californians ... fleeing from the climate change-induced fires that they’re largely responsible for?

Ultimately, those who loved Donald Trump in 2016 support him more than ever. And those who hated him now hate him even more.

Yang is one of the very few political figures who is seriously considering the implications of the current technological revolution.

The road to the White House is still a long way off, but the two candidates seem to be pulling ahead of their opponents.

The candidates were certainly aware of the issues, but their solutions to the crisis were far from forthcoming.

Data and algorithms are changing our relationships, as well as how we behave, see the world, think, live, make love and war, dream and invent.

[T]he United States is in no position to preach about fair play when its president has embarked on an all-out trade war that is as useless as it is dangerous.

[T]his relatively measured response comes at a time when Tehran has lost hope in European mitigation measures.