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Biden is finally pivoting foreign policy to bigger threats; The 'cancel culture' wars are exhausting and useless. Here are five proposals for a truce.; Our voter turnout problem isn't the result of suppression. It's apathy.; A coronavirus-infected Republican's anger at Trump signals turbulence ahead; Dear locker room, you have no idea how much I've missed you; Our cities are eliminating the cash security deposit as we know it. Here's how.; We're making progress on the 'what' of reimagining safety. But what about the 'how'?; The confrontation with China over Taiwan approaches. The U.S. must make its position clear.; We can make the Supreme Court less partisan if we choose; Area Latinos are suffering more from the coronavirus and getting fewer vaccines; Polling shows Biden is winning — and that Republicans should be nervous; Why the hope for peace is waning in Northern Ireland; Celebrating emancipation as we fight for representation; The media knows much less than it thinks
If liberals want new cultural norms to find a foothold and conservatives want to do more about discourse than rail about it on cable news, here are some possible steps forward.
We must work harder to protect the communities of color that are bearing the pandemic's brunt and are significantly overrepresented in the essential workforce.
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