Politics & Policy
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There’s a lively debate on social media today over whether Israel could have avoided much international opprobrium had it simply continued to offer statehood to the Palestinians even after current
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How to Recover: A Few Modest Proposals
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Earlier this month, Justice Sonia Sotomayor took an extraordinarily personal shot at Justice Brett Kavanaugh — just the latest lack of civility.
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Yet another assassination attempt is not proof that Secret Service worked; it's evidence that the Secret Service has failed Trump yet again.
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Jonathan Capehart: Before Saturday, I had never personally experienced a shooting event like this. Yet I intuitively knew what to do. Drop to the floor. Get under the table.
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The Correspondents’ Dinner was a big night for men who use the word ‘vehicle,’ writes Suzy Weiss.
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Trust in elections is fragile. It depends not just on the rules themselves, but on whether elected officials stand behind them.
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A constitutional provision allowing Congress to determine its makeup has some worried a Democratic victory could be nullified. Skepticism abounds, but Trump has repeatedly breached long-standing norms.
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The party has been pressured to avoid ‘woke’ policies. Instead, Democrats must stand firmly for equality and invest in mobilization
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Amid the great uncertainties produced by the Iran War, some likelihoods have begun to emerge.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center helped stoke hate by funneling millions of dollars to the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis and other extremists and engaged in criminal activity to cover it up.
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