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Kamala Harris and the Election of Laughter and Forgetting
The surreal fiction of Czech dissident Milan Kundera can help us understand our own truth-bending politics, argues Eli Lake.
A small town has never elected a mayor with opposable thumbs. But is it ready for a new kind of four-legged leader? Eric Spitznagel reports from Omena, Michigan.
Failing to acknowledge the issues has led to chaos in the UK, writes former minister and conservative MP Nadhim Zahawi.
John Adams was an abolitionist when slavery was the norm and a self-taught Hindu scholar. In other words, like the greatest Americans, he was a total weirdo.