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Andrew McCormick
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Andrew McCormick is an independent journalist in Washington, D.C. His work has appeared in The New York Times , The Atlantic , Columbia Journalism Review , and the South China Morning Post , among other publications. He is a US Navy veteran.
Service members aren’t getting the vaccine. That’s a problem, and it’s more complicated than you’d expect.
With climate action on the table, disinformation is poised to get louder. What should journalists do about it?
The administration’s pivot to a values-based foreign policy promises an overdue sharpening of America’s response to China’s rights abuses.
January 20, 2021
The presidential transition was marked by small crowds, empty streets, and, finally, a collective sigh of relief.
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One week on from Trump’s riot, heavy fencing surrounds the Capitol complex and a swath of Washington is locked down tight.
Part insurrection, part happy hour, Trump supporters lost their minds, and I watched a man urinate on the Capitol steps. The nation, ashamed, was left to mourn.
With climate action finally on the table, journalists must redouble their commitment to the climate story.
Yes, drawdowns of American forces abroad are overdue—but the president’s latest orders serve his interests, not the country’s.
He can consolidate power in the Pentagon, but the military men and women I know aren’t going to subvert democracy.
Strong questions in the final debate handed the political press a golden opportunity to talk about climate change. They blew it.
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