Reverse sweeps in 2010 and 2014 provide us some lessons — but this series does seem a bit different than those.

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New York Times columnist David French said he is unwilling to claim Texas state Rep. James Talarico is not a Christian, ...

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Oh my. The editorial column School Board President Eric Lawson wrote about himself, and was in last Saturday’s News, was so self-aggrandizing. An “Ode to Himself” that could only have been written by ...

Opinion contributor, E.J. Dionne. Always great to be with you and returning to join us is Times Opinion columnist Carlos Lozada. Happy to be back. Great to see you. This was a week when a deadline ...

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Prompt engineering keeps adding new techniques. One is the String Seed-of-Thought (SSoT) that aids options-choosing, game ...

Explore the history of Canton’s 19th-century “jail liberties” marker and debtors' prison laws, which allowed debtors to work and roam free.

Spencer Luo is a Great Neck resident, a tech lead at Google, and an adjunct professor at Columbia University, where he ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s dramatic defeat has sparked substantial speculation over its potential fallout, both ...