Getting this issue right will help Democrats politically in the near term, and will, in the long haul, strengthen our democracy immeasurably.

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Christian nationalists have set up a test case on whether courts will allow them to destroy one of our country’s founding principles.

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This interview with Bob Book, the owner of Book Ends (a 164-foot long superyacht built by Heesen), is on a whole other level.

Poets Respond to the Music of Taylor Swift edited by Kristie Frederick Daugherty ($26; Ballantine Books; out December 3) Buy now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop.org Here’s how it happened. Writer ...