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The president has focused particular ire on Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn ahead of the Dec. 12 British general election.

Is it principled for Trump to be impeached or forced to resign when the weight of the evidence supporting a personal interest quid pro quo is arguably stronger for Biden than it is for Trump?

Last year, we had a guest join us for breakfast. Her name was Alexa. Each morning with Alexa began the same — Alexa, What’s the news?, How’s the weather? — until our idle chatter was drowned out by my twins: “Alexa, play ‘Old Town Road’.” “Alexa, turn up the volume.” “Alexa, No! Play ‘You’ll Be Back’“ “‘Alexa, stop! Be quiet!’“ Their directives often ended the same: Alexa apologizing — I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. She’d served them well and when she reached the end of her...

Kamala Harris’s campaign had its flaws, but we can’t let liberal biases go unchecked.

Trump's corrupt bargain with Ukraine was interrupted, so Graham is picking up where they left off.

John Fountain with his son Malik I arrive and sprint to the field. I see my son running laboriously, grimacing, jack-knifed with pain as he continues to put one foot in front of the other. This week’s column is the last in a series titled, “Love Letters To My Son” — a collection of random texts, notes and letters between John Fountain and his son, now 17 and a high school senior. Wednesday July 31, Son abroad for the summer at Oxford University — Dad: “Dear Malik, I am so proud of you....

The debut of Disney+ this week added yet another lackluster product name to the long list we already have from streaming video providers.