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A muted television glows in the next room while a long dinner table sits mid-course, wine poured, plates half-finished, chairs partly empty.
Opinion

The President Said We Would ‘Own’ Gaza, and the Dinner Party Kept Passing the Salad

Margaret Thorne -
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An empty hotel ballroom after a political convention, with folding chairs askew and deflated balloons on the carpet near an unattended podium.
Opinion

Ken Martin and the Permanent Rearranging of the Same Fourteen Chairs

Margaret Thorne -
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A quiet Georgetown dining table at dusk with a folded newspaper, a wine glass, and a silenced phone beside a map of South America.
Opinion

Just Asking: When Did American Foreign Policy Become Something You Wrap Up Between Brunch and the Second Half of the Eagles Game?

Margaret Thorne -
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An empty Senate hearing room at dusk with papers and a water glass left on the dais.
Opinion

Just Asking: If the Bar for Running the Pentagon Is Now a Weekend Cable Hit and One Vice Presidential Tiebreaker, What Was the Bar Before?

Margaret Thorne -
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A shadowed federal archive room with one filing cabinet drawer pulled open, revealing redacted folders under a single warm desk lamp.
Opinion

Just Asking: If the Files Were Always Going to Come Out on a Tuesday, Why Did Three Generations Have to Die Wondering?

Margaret Thorne -
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An empty cathedral pew with a folded funeral program in cold winter light
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Just Asking: Why Did Washington Suddenly Remember It Knew Jimmy Carter?

Margaret Thorne -
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