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I’m baffled and appalled to read that around 40% of Americans still approve of Donald Trump and his actions as president. It should be obvious that Trump is a malicious thug who is destroying American ...

Greg in Washington, DC, writes: “Hi, Kim, Love your show and newsletter. You talk about ExpressVPN, I know they’re a sponsor. I’m a boring average corporate guy, married with three kids. What exactly ...

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This Pew Research Center report examines religious switching in the United States, including the reasons people give for staying in or leaving their childhood religion. It also looks at social and ...

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I am lucky to have taken some incredible trips, including a recent one to “the end of the earth”: the island of Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost point of South America. In a week, we traveled by ...

Close-up view of man and woman signing documents, she wears a vintage wedding dress and he wears a formal suit. Beginning of life as a couple, with a promise to be together forever. Many people ...

On the last Thursday of every November, Renoites and Americans alike join around the dining table with family and friends to fill their bellies with turkey, mashed potatoes and pie — many perhaps ...