Having been a political junkie since the early 1960s, I have seen and dabbled in populism of every stripe. Beginning as a Young Republican (ringing doorbells for Goldwater, in ‘64), I had done a ...

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During my initial run at The Post and Courier Columbia four years ago, this phrase was a bane of my existence. Now that I’m back as the publication’s editor, it’s slapping me in the face once again.

Rankings are a great tool to create discussion because they seem so definitive. Something is ranked ahead of another thing, which seems to say, "this thing is better than this thing." What gets lost ...

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The column, by editor at large Geoffrey Ingersoll, calls for “blood in the streets” in response to violence against conservatives. By Benjamin Mullin The Daily Caller, a prominent conservative online ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. During the next decade in 1907, Henry Huntington built his massive Pacific Light and Power Company plant in north ...