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Angelenos are learning who their real friends are

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Angelenos are learning who their real friends are

Residents remain in fight-or-flight mode, dealing with emotions and reality of loss

Matt Bilinsky

Ireland isn’t ready for Trump

Relations between the country and the US will be more crucial than ever before in the next twelve months. The indicators are not good

Ian O’Doherty

How will the fall of Assad reshape the Middle East?

The tumultuous events unfolding in Syria have the potential to enact a profound reorientation of the region’s political dynamics

Con Coughlin

Putin’s collapsing Middle Eastern house of cards

Syria never became a great patriotic project for his Kremlin

Owen Matthews

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Michel Houellebecq’s new novel is worthy of Balzac

Annihilation is far from faultless. Yet it’s a novel of massive ambition

David Sexton

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October 2, 2024
GOP falls in love with J.D. Vance
Plus: Doug Emhoff accused of abusing ex-girlfriend
The Spectator
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September 20, 2024
Simone Weil had a troublesome idealism
The line between sainthood and psychopathology is a fuzzy one
Lucasta Miller
Middle East
September 18, 2024
Exploding pagers won’t stop Hezbollah
Israel’s superior capacities have not enabled Jerusalem to decisively alter the strategic picture
Jonathan Spyer
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September 13, 2024
Congress split on spending bill
Plus: Where Trump-Harris stand in the polls post-debate
The Spectator
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September 5, 2024
In defense of Junko Hagiwara, Japanese flamenco dancer
Flamenco is a unique musical hybrid, forged over centuries by people from at least three continents
Mark Nayler
Campaign 2024
October 29, 2023
Live Blog: Decision Night 2024
This is a test post for the election night live coverage.
Marc Oestreich

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