The White House Still Can't Get the President's Tweeting Under Control
His tweetstorm over the last 72 hours suggests voters can expect many more Twitter tirades as legal and political pressures mount.
France’s Yellow Vests Are Rebels Without a Cause
French President Emmanuel Macron is trying to figure out what they want. It’s not an easy task.
Bernie Sanders Thinks He Can Vanquish Health Insurers. He’s Wrong.
His “Medicare for all” plan is the best known—and the most politically impractical.
Why Zion Williamson Is Poised to Change the Course of NCAA History
It’s clear that the Duke freshman doesn’t need the league as much as it needs him. This makes the phenom uniquely positioned to revolutionize the game.
Dear Therapist: A Professor Is Abusing My Friend
Her relationship shows all the typical signs of emotional manipulation and physical harm, but she refuses to admit that there’s a problem.
In Photos: Deadly Floods Sweep the Midwest
Snowmelt and last week’s “bomb cyclone” have overwhelmed rivers in Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and neighboring states, causing widespread flooding that has broken dozens of records and cost at least three lives.
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