When Bill Clinton reflexively pointed out to the Today Show that he left the White House $16 million in debt,…

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Welcome to Ban Week, in which Splinter writers will build a case for burning it all down.

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Back in March, I spent a month driving through Texas. It was the first of three trips I plan to take this year to…

Welcome to the first edition of Soul Searching, a new series about how the most secular generation in history is…

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White House senior advisor Kellyanne Conway's mention of a nonexistent "Bowling Green massacre" in an interview with…

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Most stories about “millennials” focus on middle-class, educated twentysomethings, while the ones who grew up poor…

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