The president’s penchant for gilded statues and self-glorification might at least help clarify the nature of his leadership.

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The performance in Milan looked squarely at the past, both in substance and in style.

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It may never be more than an annoyance for President Trump, who knew Epstein well, but it could topple British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who never met the sex-offender financier. Starmer has a 71 ...

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