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For the Uruguayan leader, a longtime icon of the Latin American left, economic fairness was inseparable from human decency.

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A plan to deport people to countries that aren’t their home is cruel, performative politics—whether it works or not.

The country singer presents himself like some guy you ran into at Home Depot. But he may be the most commercially successful ...

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On the “free” airplane from Qatar, and an American President with a self-interested foreign policy a sheikh could admire.

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Spotify and YouTube barred the song, which salutes Hitler, from their platforms. It found its audience, anyway.

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