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The president’s casual response to the Khashoggi killing is horrifying.
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As I consider my own trauma, I wonder how my students will remember theirs.
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Through a mix of “inclusive populism” and nonstop organizing, Lancaster Stands Up is betting it can reclaim its corner of Pennsylvania.
Jimmy Tobias
But here’s her plan to win anyway.
Joan Walsh
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Mitch McConnell just revealed the scheme: cut taxes for the billionaires class, create deficits, and then shred the social safety net.
John Nichols
Here’s some unsolicited advice on becoming the foreign-policy leader America needs.
Andrew J. Bacevich
Our rage presents an opportunity, but we have to focus it.
Mike Lux and Celinda Lake
Sectarianism was baked into the 1995 Dayton Agreement—but now, with the rise of nationalism across Europe, there are fewer brakes on it from the EU.
Una Hajdari and Michael Colborne
This isn’t the first time Israel has denied entry to a prospective student, but Lara Alqasem is the first to challenge it. Molly Minta
Each player had its reasons for not going forward with a cataclysmic offensive against the last rebel stronghold, in Idlib.
Roy Gutman
Opp-Art: Dispatches from the resistance
The Mad Men creator’s new TV series for Amazon is a flawed and shallow send-up of miserable former aristocrats.
Erin Schwartz
Obama and his speechwriter and national-security adviser set out to break from the foreign-policy establishment; instead, they found themselves absorbed by it.
David Klion
A new biography captures how the Minnesota senator and vice president was poised to be liberalism’s conscience but instead played a role in it its downfall.
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NBA scribe Michael Lee joins the show to talk about the upcoming NBA season, Magic Johnson, and the 50th anniversary of John Carlos and Tommie Smith’s iconic Olympic protest.
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Residents of three buildings in Central Los Angeles are refusing to pay rent until their landlord agrees to fair rent increases.
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