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What are the metapolitics of a new anti-Hunter Biden flick? Do they even help Republicans?
With an Alligator State raid last week, America would seem to be barreling toward a cinematic zenith.
In the wake of Ayman al-Zawahiri's death, most surprising of all is how little legacy the terrorist leaves behind.
Poised to name yet another leader, the British Conservative Party hasn’t been so much defined by its incapacity as its bizarre invincibility.
The intellectual legacies of two late, great, and Californian Republican presidents not-so-quietly contrast over a Trumpified GOP.
As President Biden arrives hat-in-hand in Saudi Arabia—and American electoral warfare looms—it would seem the end of an era in foreign-policy debate.
Britain’s “dispensable” prime minister leaves Downing Street giving off that most British feeling: that life might not be better after the empire.
The Virginia governor, along with Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley, seems to be eyeing a primary bid. There are a few key reasons why.
