Why is Irish America so anti-British?
It was a brief but revealing moment. As the results came in, a television correspondent asked a jubilant Joe Biden whether he had anything to say to…
It was a brief but revealing moment. As the results came in, a television correspondent asked a jubilant Joe Biden whether he had anything to say to…
Nine short years ago, Kat Cammack found herself homeless. This was due in large part to the Obama-era “Home Affordable Modification Program,” a now-defunct failed loan program…
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Susan Collins was as good as gone. The Maine Republican seeking a fifth Senate term in what is still mostly a blue state appeared likely to be…
Here we are in the midst of a once-in-a-half-century pandemic, with the economy flattened, millions of people unemployed, and unrest on the streets of our cities. And…
Americans don’t like to be ordered around. We have a long and storied history of scamming the taxman, smuggling liquor, and otherwise making anti-government mischief. And that…
The Irish writer John Banville, considered one of the world’s best living novelists and a possible contender for the Nobel Prize for Literature, is, in fact, two…
The emails arrive on an almost hourly basis from the Trump campaign. They are part victory lap and part fundraising drive, throwing around all-caps as they celebrate…
Much of the post-election hand-wringing about Democrats driving typically liberal voters into the hands of a Trump-led Republican Party has focused on where that effect was most…