Hatchet Man's Heresy Hunt...
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The American people aren't looking for militants and vanguards, they want a full-service Occupy.
The Occupy movement has been a seedbed of creativity. Now it needs to declare its values.
Will and Kate may look and dress like us, but their modernity is illusory. They, and the entire British polity, are tied to a 300-year-old law that puts sectarianism at the heart of the Union.
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A jazz writer pays tribute to his longtime collaborator on The Penguin Guide to Jazz.
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Laurence Tribe's new book asks us to consider the "invisible" web of ideas that have grown around the text of the Constitution. But who's to say what it contains?
The left's hope lies in reviving the tradition of speaking in credible, urgent, moral ways about policies to aid the great majority.
If Obama and his progressive allies hope to defeat the latest assault on federal power, they will need to go beyond his artful ambivalence.
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