Bob Dylan is so inherently unclassifiable that, when the great filmmaker Todd Haynes made a purposefully disjointed and ...

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A Lebanese family is finally closer to answers, 39 years after the Syrian government forcibly disappeared their loved one, ...

The image of Santa Claus as a jolly, red-suited man bearing gifts is so widespread it's easy to take for granted, but ...

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Our review of Landman Season 1 Episode 7 explores the cringe-worthy humor and the dramatic suspense that permeated the hour.

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Everything was meaningful to Michael Leunig, and nothing was too big or too small to discuss. All things beautiful and all ...

There are no lost causes. Polio. Inflation. A looming trade war. There are no gained causes, either.

It’s similar to a 1940s Hungarian cartoon showing a Jewish puppeteer holding ... Soros to a Jewish comic book villain as “the man behind the curtain” and claimed that “Soros hates humanity.” ...

Political satire has its place … and its limits. So Dave Granlund’s recent cartoon about the history of Time magazine’s “Person of Year” recipients radically exceeded those limits, in that it ...