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Opinion Craig Fehrman

Think you can see the future? Learn from Lewis and Clark’s rocky expedition.

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220 years ago, they didn’t know what to expect. Neither do we.

Opinion Editorial Board

Why Europe won’t have the new Siri

Opinion Max Boot

I was wrong about the Knicks, and I’m giddy with joy

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These are the wrong lessons to take from Platner and Paxton’s successes

Opinion Jason Willick

How a great historian influenced the Supreme Court

Opinion Editorial Board

The result of Trump’s civil-service reform is surprisingly modest

Opinion Editorial Board

With a ban, Canada joins the latest social media fad

Opinion Editorial Board

San Francisco votes for tax sanity

Opinion Letters to the Editor

As El Niño develops, climate scientists are losing the tools to study it

Editorial Cartoons

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Opinion Edith Pritchett

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