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The words of the late Supreme Court justice and originalist as reviewed by his old sparring partner, Alan Dershowitz.

In “The Impossible Presidency,” the historian Jeremi Suri argues that the job has become overwhelmingly complex, more than a single person can handle.

Russell Shorto’s “Revolution Song” recounts the stories of individual lives that intersected with our nation’s battle against enemies at home and abroad.

The idea that older women must renounce the erotic life is a lie that keeps getting told.

The activist Henda Ayari and another woman filed police complaints accusing Tariq Ramadan of violent attacks. He is the author of numerous books on modern Islam and a well-known figure in the media.

Ministers, lawmakers, teachers, policemen and other government workers face the question of accepting Madrid’s authority — or staying loyal to their ousted leader.

An exhibition at the Pompidou Center in Metz shows that Japanese art is a lot more complicated than Westerners sometimes believe.

The Taliban are increasingly refining their own opium, rather than exporting its ingredients, lifting their profits and giving them less reason to talk.

The Astros and Dodgers combined to hit seven home runs in a wild, back-and-forth Game 5.

Self-driving vehicles have taken to the roads in a number of cities. They are also training inside computerized simulations of those communities.

Staff Sgt. Logan J. Melgar, 34, a veteran of two deployments to Afghanistan, was found dead on June 4, and his superiors almost immediately suspected foul play.

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With 240-degree views, headsets and “sweet, musty scents,” a new kind of pornography offers a realism that is exciting to some, disturbing to others.

His plan is politically vulnerable because it’s full of stealth tax increases for the middle class and poor.

As the social media giant grows in the developing world, its platform is being used to spread misinformation and incite violence.

Why aren’t the potential 2020 contenders taking a stand on the way the country is heading?

They’re not cute like polar bears, but insects are critical to the ecosystem and their decline should worry us.

The Democratic candidate, a former financier and ambassador, offers the best opportunity to end the chaos of the Chris Christie years.

The move came following concerns about how the small Montana company won a contract for up to $300 million to rebuild part of the island’s hurricane-ravaged electrical grid.

Every man must work as hard as every woman to eliminate gendered violence.