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How Biden’s Mishandling of Classified Papers Differs From Trump’s Criminal Case
Two superficially similar special counsel investigations came to contrasting ends — criminal charges in one case, and closure in the other — because the facts significantly diverged.
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How to Make Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Tempering chocolate is the trick to juicy berries with a shiny shell — and it’s way easier than you think.
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How to Make Pistachio Cheesecake, 2 Ways: Easy and Showstopping
The slightly sweet nut shines in these two smart recipes from Melissa Clark.
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Ask Amy: Checking in with readers on their New Year’s resolutions
Amy checks in with her readers about how their New Year’s resolutions are turning out.
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Carolyn Hax: Is it bad-mouthing to discuss ex’s mental health with his kids?
The kids have asked what’s going on with their dad. Is it okay to tell them he has “severe mental health challenges”?
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Miss Manners: Writer hates talking about work in social settings
Does this writer just have to deal with questions about work when they’re just trying to socialize?
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What the Hur report says about Biden’s ‘willful retention’ of documents
The special counsel says there is some evidence that Biden willfully retained sensitive documents — but not enough to ever win at trial.
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Trump, using false comparisons with Biden, demands dismissal of documents charges
A day after the release of the special counsel’s report, Donald Trump mischaracterized the alleged conduct underlying his documents case and President Biden’s.
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The 2024 campaign in a day: Biden’s acuity vs. Trump’s alleged criminality
The special counsel report and Supreme Court arguments in a single day encapsulate the foundational challenges for both leading presidential candidates and signal a negative year of campaigning to come.
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‘Hair on fire’: Democratic worries grow over claims about Biden’s memory lapses
The broad conclusion among Democrats is that a dangerous and misleading caricature of the president’s performance is at risk of setting in.