▽The New York Times: Opinion -- All Headlines ●12/27 08:45 He identified with the least and the lowliest — not just those in his lineage but also those in his life.The Gift of an Expectation-Free ChristmasSometimes the most unconventional holidays are the most memorable.By Rachel Louise SnyderCreditLimoo ParkWhat We Loved in 2024The books, movies, habits and hobbies we’ll take with us into the new year.CreditStephan DybusGuest EssayThis Hanukkah,
▽The Gallup Organization ●12/26 10:44 Americans' Ratings of Biden and U.S. Tepid but SteadyAmericans close out the year disapproving of Biden and Congress and feeling largely dissatisfied with the direction of the country.More Americans Favor Quick End to Russia-Ukraine War
▽Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall ●12/25 23:49 Enemies Lists, Then And NowThe revelation of the list’s existence during the Watergate hearings of 1973 provoked conservative columnist and Nixon supporter William F. Buckley Jr. to use the f-word in print. Yes, Buckley called the enemies list “an act of proto-fascism. It is altogether ruthless in its dismissal of human rights. It is fascist in its reliance on the state as the instrument of haras
