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Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce star in a whimsical but thoughtful tale about Benedict, Francis, and God.
Like many of the presidential candidate’s plans, his disability policy is thin and confusing.
It’s like “Santa’s workshop on December 23.”
Cats, the musical and now the movie, is a trippy delight — but it doesn’t have to be confusing.
The state’s system for helping the uninsured thwarts women at every turn and encourages subpar care.
At stake: a society in which civil rights laws aren’t optional for religious employers.
Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson is fighting to save his First Amendment rights.
I read the 2020 Democratic candidates’ health care plans. Here’s what they do.
Speaking in Michigan as the House impeached him, Trump’s response was even worse than could’ve been imagined.
Gabbard said she couldn’t vote for “the culmination of a partisan process, fueled by tribal animosities that have so gravely divided our country.”
The speaker said she wants to know more about what the process will look like in the Senate.
For the third time in US history, the House has impeached a sitting president.
A historic day for President Trump; Algerians continue to protest after a presidential election.
The elder statesman called on Republicans to have courage and “look into their own soul.”
