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In an era of anger and accusation, Justice Stephen G. Breyer offers a model of respect, listening and humility that points the way to a better democracy.
By Neal Katyal ● Read more »
How imagining the worst is the key to getting reform right.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
People are getting confused and angry over testing. Let's simplify our game plan.
By Ezekiel Emanuel, David Michaels, Rick Bright and Luciana Borio ● Read more »
Can we confront a foreign policy challenge without obsession over whether the president is being "weak" or "strong"?
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
The administration seems to denounce the criminal justice system's excesses while urging the courts to close their doors to its victims.
By Radley Balko ● Read more »
Ukrainians are looking to the West, toward the community of nations of shared Enlightenment values.
By George F. Will ● Read more »
GOP governors refuse to promote lifesaving conduct.
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
Voting reform advocates are making real progress in the courts.
War would be a tragedy for the West. It would be a debacle for Russia.
That would only be fair.
By Govind Persad and Emily Largent ● Read more »
Has Anthony Fauci lost his voice and influence?
By Kathleen Parker ● Read more »
Regardless of party, incumbents are loath to admit mistakes — even the most trivial ones.
By Norman Leahy ● Read more »
Unequal treatment has been a recurring problem for Israeli athletes.
By Emily Schrader ● Read more »
Does the president know the decision is now up to him?
By Charlene Cakora ● Read more »
We are on the cusp of of a new version of the Internet.
By Anthony Vinci and Nadia Schadlow ● Read more »
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