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New research confirms social media's mixed blessing. It connects people and galvanizes action but often spreads fear.
What began as an improbable quest for the Republican nomination is no longer looking improbable.
Unfreezing Iranian bank accounts doesn’t spell a bonanza for its allies.
Only a small number of countries are true democracies. They must be an example to others.
The Republican Party has not been honest with its voters for several years now. No wonder those voters are in open rebellion.
Diplomacy and arbitration, not gunboats and missiles, are needed in maritime disputes of East Asia.
Apple and the FBI are squaring off in a case that tests Fourth Amendment rights in the 21st century world.
Reforming a corrupt political system takes time but it is the right path to follow.
Antonin Scalia was a giant of modern American conservatism who didn't let ideology get in the way of friendship.
The discovery of gravitational waves won't change our lives. It does what all great scientific research does: expands our knowledge.