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It is particularly distressing to see attention on the ugly messages from a few representatives who attack members of their own party and those across the aisle.
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Increasingly, the Republican Party threatens the foundational principle of free and fair elections.
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Corporate America should be forced to make an open choice between democracy and authoritarianism
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Start with some race panic, add in some sex panic, and you've got yourself a formula for victory.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
Unfortunately, that warning might go unheeded, and Trump is the reason.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
Schools are reporting a rise in "hostile behaviors." Is anyone surprised?
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
Thirty-four months is a lifetime in U.S. politics. Just ask Walter Mondale.
By Karen Tumulty ● Read more »
Democrats should not shy from debate about saving lives
Biden can lead abroad, if he leads at home.
Mark Meadows just revealed how pathological Trump is. But he still won't break with the former president.
By Max Boot ● Read more »
An editorial guest cartoon from Joe Heller of Hellertoon.com
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Government agencies abusing legal powers to surveil reporters and suppress journalism is a troublesome trend that is on the rise globally.
By Jason Rezaian ● Read more »
An attack against Ukraine would devastating to the European order.
By Carl Bildt ● Read more »
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Colvin, 82, went to court in Montgomery, Ala., to petition for her record to be cleared.
By Michele L. Norris ● Read more »
Grifting is definitely in season.
By Molly Roberts ● Read more »
There's no reason to think they can't be convinced to come back in pre-pandemic levels.
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