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Wanted: A voice of reason on socialism
31.07.2026
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
The day a congregation turned on the pastor of a South Carolina church
24.07.2026
20
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Lindsey Graham’s critics swarm to his light. But they don’t know him.
17.07.2026
30
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
One brave Democrat delivers a blunt autopsy of his party
10.07.2026
10
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Kathleen Parker
A $2.8 billion data center was kept secret. Now residents are furious.
03.07.2026
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Divorce is getting hairier. Just ask the family pet.
26.06.2026
30
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Kathleen Parker
Trump’s big, beautiful brawl was the worst birthday present ever
18.06.2026
20
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Kathleen Parker
From front-runner to Epstein files: The spiral of Nancy Mace
05.06.2026
20
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Kathleen Parker
Congress has a cruelty problem
29.05.2026
30
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Kathleen Parker
All this ‘talent’ breaks my brain — and my heart
22.05.2026
70
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Trump’s redistricting war forces a surrender in South Carolina
15.05.2026
30
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
The hantavirus passengers are witnessing a cruel reality
07.05.2026
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
How King Charles tamed Trump
30.04.2026
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Only one thing could sink Lindsey Graham
17.04.2026
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
What Trump might see from space
09.04.2026
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
NATO is refusing to help Trump with his Iran fiasco. Cue the tantrums.
03.04.2026
70
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
A new nightmare awaits Americans at the airport
26.03.2026
40
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Kathleen Parker
The GOP is having an epiphany: This is a bad look
13.03.2026
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
The absurdity of imprisoning parents for their children’s crimes
05.03.2026
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
A 1977 double murder is a warning for the Nick Reiner trial
27.02.2026
50
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Kathleen Parker
Something else is slipping away with Jesse Jackson
18.02.2026
50
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Kathleen Parker
Alex Murdaugh’s murder appeal could hang on a silenced juror
15.02.2026
200
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Kathleen Parker
Why South Carolina leads the nation in population growth — and measles
07.02.2026
200
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Americans now know what they’re against. They saw it in Minneapolis.
31.01.2026
100
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
This unlikely leader ended Trump — with gentlemanly clarity
24.01.2026
200
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Kathleen Parker
Attacks on the press? America’s seen this before.
17.01.2026
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Dazed but not confused
10.01.2026
80
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Jimmy Lai’s last hope might be an unlikely figure
19.12.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Australia acts to protect children online. Where’s America?
13.12.2025
80
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Pregnancy resource centers help women. They don’t ‘torture’ them.
06.12.2025
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
These salacious affairs are great for gossip and terrible for America
22.11.2025
40
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Kathleen Parker
Nancy Mace turns embarrassing airport feud into political war
15.11.2025
60
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
A welcome consequence of the Tucker Carlson fiasco
07.11.2025
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
The folly of Washington’s hunger games
01.11.2025
60
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Trump’s ballroom is a gilded warehouse
25.10.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Is this the president we’ve been waiting for?
18.10.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
To my father, I am ever grateful
11.10.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
What Hegseth got right about the military
04.10.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Charlie Kirk’s heinous killing is prompting a tragedy of errors
20.09.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Free Jimmy Lai before he dies in prison
06.09.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Trump has brilliantly orchestrated a legal coup
15.08.2025
70
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Lawfare warrior Donald Trump has egg on his face
01.08.2025
30
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Donald Trump’s yellow brick road doesn’t lead to Oz
25.07.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Alligator Alcatraz is psychological terrorism
18.07.2025
30
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Among wealthy Manhattanites, Eric Adams wins the most-popular vote
12.07.2025
30
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
Thom Tillis cared about the poor. It was enough to end his career.
04.07.2025
60
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
It’s too hot!
28.06.2025
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
New Yorkers might vote for a socialist mayor, but a Muslim?
21.06.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
This writer warned us about tyranny years ago. Will we listen now?
14.06.2025
40
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker
A troubling chapter in William F. Buckley’s life
08.06.2025
50
Washington Post
Kathleen Parker