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Our consent-first culture has left us liberated – and miserable. Here's how to fix it.
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This collection of audio stories covers topics such as America's broken health-care system and parenting.
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Thousands of ballots were tossed in the trash, so the experiment worked. Republicans are just getting started.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
This is a time for choosing.
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
The world owes Ukraine justice. Here's one way to provide it.
By Rebecca Hamilton and Ryan Goodman ● Read more »
Those who enforce the law are least likely to be held accountable for breaking it.
By Radley Balko ● Read more »
The central absurdity in the Fed forecast is the idea that a super-tight labor market will somehow coincide with rapidly slowing inflation.
By Lawrence H. Summers ● Read more »
Inside the bubble, Biden is weak, Trump is strong, and his extortion of Ukraine never happened.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
His aura of invincibility is gone.
Right-wing ideology may be hazardous to your health.
A huge slice of Russia's population is passive, for now, realizing there are risks to speaking out. But a surprising number are doing so.
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The "People's Convoy" has chosen to express its indignation at precisely the moment that the nation's collective efforts and sacrifices in fighting covid-19 have paid off.
(Ellen Weinstein for The Washington Post)
I'm lucky not to feel afraid anymore — though I understand why others are and should be.
By Kate Cohen ● Read more »
It's no surprise to me that Amazon is closing its physical bookstores.
By Bradley Graham ● Read more »
This is why people believe in conspiracy theories.
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