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The Media's Addiction to Storytelling
Public opinion would be healthier with more analysis, less 'narrative.'
John Stoehr
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Magical Thinking Makes Us Vulnerable
A bulwark against Russian information warfare is better, smarter, and more empirical punditry.
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The End, When It Comes, Will Come Quickly
Conviction will override truth right up to the hour of Republican defeat.
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Trade War + Russia = Weakness
One poll says Trump's losing support in the Midwest. Another says he's not tough enough on Russia.
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Who Do You Trust, Cohen or Trump?
Cohen's claim is a game-changer. Do you believe it? The media should help decide.
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The Media Myth of Teflon Don
Things stick. They always stick. The result is the most unpopular presidency in modern memory.
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Do House Republicans Need Russia to Win?
Given their refusal to fund election security, that's a fair question.
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Trump's Base Is Probably Smaller Than We Think
Yes, Republicans approve. But take a closer look at "independents."
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Rumors of Democratic Disarray Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Call it socialist. Call it whatever. The point is opposition to Donald Trump.
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Trump's Burden of Proof
If the president can't explain his bromance with Putin, it's fair to conclude the worst.
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Trump Is Telling Us He's Illegitimate
A president with a track-record of projecting is telling us something. Are we listening?
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Why We're Talking About Treason
What makes this time any worse than every other time?