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Archives for October 2019
Is Giuliani still Trump’s lawyer? At first the president didn’t seem sure, but eventually decided Giuliani was.
At a rally in Louisiana, Trump tried to do three things: pilot his 2020 strategy, defend against impeachment, and mobilize voters.
Seasonal winds and ample fuel have created a “recipe for explosive fire growth” in California.
Marie Yovanovitch testified for more than nine hours.
And the rest of the week’s best writing on books and related subjects.
He’s left the border near-impenetrable for asylum seekers.
The latest impeachment inquiry developments; the leader of Ethiopia wins the Nobel Peace Prize.
The “Banditos” say they’re a fraternal club for LA deputies. But critics allege that the group violently harasses civilians — and other officers.
President Donald Trump announced an agreement to delay tariffs and for China to buy agricultural products.
After 23 years at the network, Smith is leaving amid turmoil surrounding Trump and impeachment.
YA superstar Bardugo explores the occult side of Yale’s secret societies in her first adult novel.
It’s time to watch this Canadian hangout comedy that combines the eccentricities of Schitt’s Creek with wry and wacky wordplay.
The movie sparked worry that its antisocial violence might speak to extremists. Radicalization expert Robert Evans tells us why that probably won’t happen.
Companies are forced to weigh the loss of Chinese customers with the US’s political stance.
He helped resolve a long conflict in his country, and he’s started serious — if imperfect — reforms.