Why Republicans no longer get the benefit of the doubt.
Read MoreSuddenly, the Republicans want a piece of the action
By John Stoehr
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December 29, 2022
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The party of no seems to be rethinking the utility of no.
Read MoreMonday’s polling just tells us there’s work to do.
Read MoreBiden reduced US military involvement worldwide. Antiwar critics still won’t give him credit
By Noah Berlatsky
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July 7, 2022
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That’s a problem for those hoping to see less military violence.
Read MoreTed Cruz understands that perfectly. You should, too.
Read MoreReviving a “philosophical tendency.”
Read MoreWhy is the press ignoring the information gap pulling down Biden’s favorability despite the press having created it?
By Magdi Semrau
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January 21, 2022
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On Nate Cohn’s spurious analysis.
Read MoreThe United States government was caught spying on American journalists. Does anyone care?
By Richard Sudan
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January 4, 2022
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Increasing evidence of the apparatus of the state being levied against reporters should surely lead to outcry from sensible people.
Read MoreHistory doesn’t care if the GOP is on the wrong side
By John Stoehr
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December 6, 2021
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Progress is a consequence of politics.
Read MoreVonnegut was right. Armistice Day was better.
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