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When we say “Happy New Year” tonight, we aren’t just making a wish. We’re stating a fact.
After more than a dozen years of nation-building, the world can’t afford to let Afghanistan slip away from civilization again.
Nationalism is a dangerous political tool.
Hot news cools between Christmas and New Year’s, so the media trot out two old journalistic warhorses: the year-ender and the look-ahead.
The gift of Christmas – from the first one to the one we mark tomorrow morning – is a never-depleted Get Out of Jail Free card.
People from all walks of life post photos or make remarks on public forums that they come to regret.
Keeping cybercrime in check is no longer a niche need.
Americans, like people in every developed country, live in a managed economy.
The great tug of war over Ukraine took a lurch to the East yesterday.
Beyond the humanitarian concern lies a demographic dilemma.