I prefer to vote “for” someone, and not merely “against” a candidate. But I have issues with the two presidential candidates.

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From Franklin, Tennessee, David French writes his column for The New York Times on, among other things, political division, ...

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Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, will be heading to his home country on Sept. 30 to support the WellChild Awards in London.

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J. Gilberto Quezada, 77, came of age with baseball in Laredo, documented South Texas politics, amassed friends and memories ...

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The following is a keynote address given by ICFJ Knight Fellow Mattia Peretti at the Media Party conference in Buenos Aires ...