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On Dec. 17, Congress disappointed many Americans. A resolution to block the Trump administration from hostilities against the country of Venezuela, without congressionalauthorization, failed by two ...

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To the Editor: I feel compelled to respond to a recent well-intentioned op-ed (“Ayotte’s phones-at-school ban fails students,” Nov. 13) regarding school cellphone bans. The piece is rife with ...