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Tufts student snatched off the street seems to be in trouble just for writing an op-ed. That’s going way too far, writes Patricia Lopez

Julie Pace stands the news organisation’s ground over a brazen attempt to inflict punishment for using words that Donald Trump dislikes

Five-month contract comes with a 12-month deal for legislative assistance from former permanent secretary Rozy Azhar

Jonathan Starling suggests Joe Biden and the Democrats might have been better off having him stay the course rather than poison the well for his successor

Robin Givhan sees Donald Trump proclaim America is back, although it is unclear where, exactly, it ever went

The truth is that “fraud” has never been the target, writes Philip Bump

Khalid Wasi concludes that a closer relationship to Britain should be the subject of a referendum

In a gloomy age, we should welcome the unknown because the future may be better than the past

The incoming president's deliberate craziness will be a study in chaos, not strength, writes Andreas Kluth

The shooting at Abundant Life Christian School wasn’t a shock, writes Robin Givhan

Jonathan Starling is concerned about the long-term consequences of a second Trump Administration, as well as international contagion

Robin Givhan writes that the quality is not synonymous with fairness, justice, competence or kindness