Salena Zito

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Salena Zito is a Pittsburgh-based columnist for the Washington Examiner. She is the author of “The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics.”

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    America’s Love Affair With the Road Endures

    Salena Zito
    BEDFORD, Pennsylvania—For the briefest of moments, a line of vintage Rolls-Royce automobiles chugged along the curving Cumberland Road. They passed over the Cumberland Run a handful of times and wound themselves down the mountains, away from Pennsylvania and toward the city of steeples, Cumberland. The sight gives the bystander a moment to imagine what it…
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    Experts Miss Trump’s Enduring Presence in American Politics in Indiana Races

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    Faith, Not Foul-Mouthed Scolds, Shined at the Grammys

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    His Podcast Was an Apolitical Refuge—Then He Posted About Don Lemon

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    The End of the Road for the Little Diner That Could

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    Dave McCormick Pens Inaugural Letter to Pennsylvania Voters

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    Peter Navarro’s Book Is a Raw Retelling of His Experience in Prison

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    How Charlie Kirk’s Murder Changed Trump’s Life

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    Bedford Springs Delights With Small-Town Christmas Charm

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    The Unsung Hero of Rolling Thunder Mine

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    Bisignano Meeting the Urgency of Now in Running the Social Security Administration

    Salena Zito
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    American Folklore Is More Than Just Scary Stories; It Carries a Value System

    Salena Zito
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    The Unconscionable Loss of Conscience for Virginia Democrats

    Salena Zito
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    What Democrats Are Missing in Trying to Recapture Young People

    Salena Zito
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    Jason Miyares’ Race for Virginia Attorney General Just Got More Compelling

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    We Are Not OK, but There Is Hope

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