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Law & the Courts

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Culture

An Insider’s Guide to Italian Insults

By Joseph Loconte

The tragicomic irony of Chris Cuomo’s pugilistic outburst earlier this week — cursing and physically threatening a man for taunting him with a reference to the movie The Godfather — is that the CNN anchor reinforced the usual tropes about Italian Americans. We are all wise-guys, goons, and Mafiosi, just ... Read More

Education

What European Countries Sacrifice for Free College

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