As global demographics and views on LGBT issues changed, so did the fractured denomination.
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Our new deputy managing editor answers your questions.
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Mike Johnson could yet face a challenge to his speakership.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson’s gambit to fund Israel and Ukraine could put his speakership on the line.
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When the truth is subjective, contests of tastes are really just contests of power.
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"There's a different decline among different groups, but the decline is unanimous across the board."
"When you celebrate Hamas, when you say Hamas is fighting for you… You are pro-terrorism."
A Columbia professor shares his experience with the protests.
Why it is likely to stay that way, regardless of which party wins a majority in November.
The legendary actor left a mark in both film history and an industry fraught with self-regard.
As global demographics and views on LGBT issues changed, so did the fractured denomination.
Our new deputy managing editor answers your questions.
‘A Brief History of the Future’ bets technology can turn around our cultural malaise.
Plus: A deep dive on the Cass Review, the protests taking over elite universities, and more.
"There's a different decline among different groups, but the decline is unanimous across the board."
