It could push moderate Sunnis into an alliance with ISIS.
Eye on the News
House of Cards borrows the name of a real-life jobs program that actually puts people to work.
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Their coalition is fragile.
Mayor de Blasio stands by his statements on the police and racial bias.
Dylan Thomas, the last true bohemian
The government’s dietary guidelines peddle an environmental agenda with no connection to health.
The latest advancement in victimhood links “queer theory” with illegal immigration.
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The New York Genome Center’s project to map Gotham’s diverse genetics
The rappers and ex-cons in the terrorist’s inner circle were none too bright.
The lodestar of the Hollywood blacklist was all that his fans said he was—and less.
At Wesleyan University, if you’re oppressed, there’s a “safe space” for you.
Chicago’s problems run deeper than many in the city want to acknowledge.
Books & Culture
A new book explores how Robert E. Lee squandered his connection to America’s most revered figure.
Classics
Sponsored by L.A.’s aristocracy, the Museum of Contemporary Art’s new show celebrates vandalism.
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Governing.com | The Real Loser in Chicago's Mayoral Election
Governing.com | The Real Loser in Chicago's Mayoral Election
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Investor's Business Daily | Rahm Emanuel's Chicago Nears Fiscal Free Fall
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CapX | Greece must accept it is no longer the heart of civilisation
CapX | Greece must accept it is no longer the heart of civilisation
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