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I can no longer justify being a part of Trump's 'Complacent State.' So I'm resigning.; Cory Booker isn't afraid to do what we all must: Talk about the dark chapters of our history

I can no longer justify being a part of Trump's 'Complacent State.' So I'm resigning. The rank-and-file serving this president should be named and shamed. By Chuck Park · Read more   The Plum Line The Iowa State Fair is everything that's wrong with presidential politics Supercharging the search for candidate "authenticity," one deep-fried pork chop on a stick at a time. By Paul Waldman · Read more Cory Booker isn't afraid to do what we all must: Talk about the dark chapters of our history "Without truth there can be no reconciliation." By Jonathan Capehart · Read more   Act Four 'Internet language' creates community — and creates division Exclusion is baked into the internet. It is the original sin of cyberspace. By Sonny Bunch · Read more   The Resistance comes for Equinox, SoulCycle and their billionaire owner The kerfuffle demonstrates just how ridiculous it is to turn to business leaders as saviors from Trump. By Helaine Olen · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT How the U.S. can help ensure Afghanistan's peace process succeeds Peace requires talking, and talking takes time. By Javid Ahmad · Read more   Iran has imprisoned a historian for three years. Here's why his research matters. To support him is to cast our lot in favor of historical nuance and humanity against the hard-liners. By Teresa Davis · Read more   How we hold Trump enablers accountable No one gets absolution for his or her conduct during a critical time in our history. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Outlook White nationalist killers are terrorists. We should fight them like terrorists. The federal government is very good at preventing mass killings by Islamists. Here's how to repurpose its tactics. By Mary B. McCord · Read more   Harris took a hit. But she's still in the fight. She can learn from the last debate. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   The consoler in chief President Trump just doesn't have it in him to stop tweeting about his grievances and focus attention on the victims of a tragedy. By Ann Telnaes · Read more   The Plum Line Trump's ultimate immigration failure He can't stop immigrants from coming, and he can't stop the United States from changing. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Political posturing in the El Paso aftermath is a sorry spectacle Where are the adults in the room? By Ed Rogers · Read more   Act Four Video games don't kill. But politicians who scapegoat them hit on a real anxiety. The relationships we forge online are real, and people don't know how to reckon with that reality. So they blame video games because it's easy. By Anthony Palumbi · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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