David Shribman
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National Perspective: The Virginia Gazette’s enduring legacy of a free press (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia — The governor of Virginia was relieved there was no school in the colonial capital. No newspaper, either. “Thank God we have no free schools nor printing,” boasted Gov. William Berkeley in 1671, adding, “God keep us from both.” Those were the good old days for those in power. Donald Trump doesn’t have it as good, which is why the other day he banned several news organizations from the White House. That can’t, and won’t, last, just as it didn’t in Colonial Williamsburg. Go
National Perspective: The long and winding road of conservatism (opens the original)
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WARREN, New Hampshire — It’s been four years, an eternity in American political history, since I last drove along a backwoods byway from here to Lebanon, New Hampshire, and contemplated what that route told me about the destination of American conservatism. That was in the middle of Joe Biden’s term in the White House. A House committee was examining whether Donald Trump was responsible for the insurrection on Capitol Hill on Jan. 6, 2021. The Supreme Court was polishing its ruling overturning t
National Perspective: Fueling a push for separatism (opens the original)
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CALGARY — A wildfire is sweeping the western Canadian province of Alberta. It’s not the one you are thinking of. And a Canadian province is considering leaving the country. It also isn’t the one you are thinking of. “Expect widespread cross-over conditions,” a fire forecaster, characterizing weather that can make for uncontrollable fires, told the Globe and Mail newspaper this summer. The description fits Canada today, where the forest conditions of wind, rising heat and unstable air are produci
National Perspective: Fueling a push for separatism (opens the original)
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CALGARY — A wildfire is sweeping the western Canadian province of Alberta. It’s not the one you are thinking of. And a Canadian province is considering leaving the country. It also isn’t the one you are thinking of. “Expect widespread cross-over conditions,” a fire forecaster, characterizing weather that can make for uncontrollable fires, told the Globe and Mail newspaper this summer. The description fits Canada today, where the forest conditions of wind, rising heat and unstable air are produci
National Perspective: As go the Independents, so goes the country (opens the original)
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There’s loads of talk about the struggle among the Democrats about how, or whether, to accommodate democratic socialists in the party. There’s loads of talk about the struggle among Republicans about the future of the MAGA movement once Donald Trump glides into formal political retirement. But what if those aren’t the most important moving parts in American political culture? There’s ample reason to think that the shape of American politics won’t be governed by the two parties’ choices, as impor
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