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The collapse of the Afghan government is the inevitable outcome of 20 years of misguided US policy.
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Donald McNeil and the Smith College saga offer disturbing evidence that facts are of secondary importance when feelings are hurt.
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For conservatives, there's always going to be someone to blame ... except themselves!
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That and a few other questions about how to process the end of Trump's second impeachment trial.
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On the day we honor perhaps the most overrated elected office in America, I offer my assessment on (some of) the 45 men who have held the job.
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From both a policy and political standpoint the passage of the American Rescue Plan is a seminal moment for Democrats.
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Based on the research of Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. authors of "How Democracies Die," the trendlines are clear: Republicans are embracing key…
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The trajectory of American life is moving in one seemingly inexorable direction — toward a nation separate and unequal.
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The Republican Party looks divided and weak, but it remains a party with a host of political assets.
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If you want to see what a self-entitled police force looks like -- with little respect for the citizens they serve -- I have an article for you
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The departure of Donald McNeil from the New York Times is a troubling moment for American journalism.
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John Nolte inadvertently lays bare the narcissism and victimology of modern conservatism.
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