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Warhol was a genius for using assistants. Why was Peter Max called a fraud?

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The late American artist Peter Max (Peter Max Finkelstein) was a true pop culture pioneer of the 1960s. He was born in Berlin to...

Legacy media is committing cultural suicide by gutting opinion pages

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For nearly 25 years, I’ve had one foot in medicine as a pathologist and the other in the political arena. Over that time, I’ve...

Washington isn’t broken. It’s just run by insiders who don’t care about you

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Public cynicism regarding Washington isn’t just a mood; it has become the default setting for American citizenship. When a tiny fraction of the electorate...

Mamdani’s ‘hit list’ is pure ‘menis’ — and American politics is intoxicated by it

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Back in the 1960s, when the Vietnam War was raging, a familiar scenario played out in small towns. During election years, you’d see a...

Our savior is Jewish. Why are so many Christian leaders staying silent?

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“Pastor Scudder, why do you talk so much about Israel?” a young lady recently asked. “It’s quite simple” I replied. “From Israel came what...

Zuckerberg can’t buy his way out of this one: A Santa Fe jury handed Meta a $219 billion reckoning

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A Santa Fe jury just sent a shockwave through Silicon Valley. On Sept. 25, 2026, First Judicial District Judge Francis Mathew presided over a...

Robin Hood in reverse: How big hospitals use poverty subsidies to profit in wealthy suburbs

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The 340B drug discount program was intended to help low-income and uninsured patients afford medicine, not create lucrative revenue streams for hospital systems in...

Don’t send young Americans to die until you can answer these eight questions

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I have spent much of my life around war. My first combat tour was in Vietnam in 1969-70, where I served as an infantry...

The war on European Jews and the new reality of American Jewish life

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On a quiet Thursday morning in suburban Detroit, 140 preschoolers were settling into their classrooms at Temple Israel’s early childhood center when a Ford...

A deftly plotted new novel from Richard Russo

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Some of Richard Russo’s most memorable novels have depicted hard times in small towns. His 1986 debut, Mohawk, and 2007’s Bridge of Sighs both...
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