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Feature
Some Democratic candidates are pushing it as a free-choice version of Medicare for All. That’s good rhetoric but bad policy.
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How baseball’s numbers game threatens to strangle the sport.
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Down in the polls, ignored by the media, Booker refuses to quit.
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Editorial
Chokwe Antar Lumumba, the mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, explains why the presidency is like the plantation.
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By dodging a decision on the issue, the party has ceded political ground to the right while demoralizing some of its own ranks.
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Impeachment should be about how an oligarch debauched democracy, not about a president clashing with the national security establishment.
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Column
Chanel Miller’s brilliant account of her assault by Stanford swimmer Brock Turner questions the way we treat sexual assault—and sex itself.
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Books & the Arts
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In their new books, Ross Douthat and James Chappel present two radically different versions of Catholicism’s past and future.
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A new book puts the black working class at the center of American history.
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Her latest album, Lover, has been heralded as a return to form. It also presents an opportunity to understand the pop star’s many contradictions.
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Letters
Look again… Blame Merle!… The last dance?…
