The Corruption Probe Lost Its Investigators, Not Its Questions
Ending an investigation by removing its investigators offers a benefit no courtroom has to approve.
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Northern Ireland’s Small Excuse Comes With A Large Bill
Being small on the world map does not shrink the costs of doing nothing at home.
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National Security, Cropped To Fit
Hegseth’s unannounced Israel visit produced a troop photograph. The public account of the consequential discussions remains rather less developed.
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The Golf Plan Is Provisional. The Stumps Are Not.
In court, the plan is still under review. Outside court, the president has been considerably less tentative.
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Merit Looks Magnificent From The Top Of The Stairs
The Supreme Court will hear a middle-school admissions dispute. The grand language of merit still owes children an explanation of the route in.
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