The Curse of Affirmative Action A lawsuit challenges Harvard’s betrayal of “Veritas.” Read More…

In Kazakhstan, a World Expo Is All About Energy (and Dancing) The “Future Energy” pavilions at Expo 2017 in Astana celebrate solar, wind and thermal power. There also are live bands — and Nathan’s hot dogs. Read More…

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Trump’s Inaccurate Claims From His A.P. Interview In his wide-ranging interview with The Associated Press on Tuesday, President Trump made inaccurate statements about Russia, the deficit and his former lawyer. Read More…

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Giuliani Says Trump Repaid Cohen for Stormy Daniels Hush Money The statement by Rudolph Giuliani contradicted the president, who has at times said that he was unaware of the payment to the actress, whose stage name is Stormy Daniels. Read More…

Abroad in America: ‘How Did It Get So (Insert Extreme Word of Choice) Divisive?’ In these divisive times, even in what should be anodyne political conversations, it’s easy to become defensive or combative. Read More…