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The high court’s decision in Landor v. Louisiana Dept. of Corrections and Public Safety could incapacitate the legislative branch’s policymaking powers.
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Phase One of the Iran war ended in defeat and humiliation. Phase Two could be just as bad—or worse.
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Having candidates spend primaries implying their rivals are electoral losers is a great way … to lose general elections.
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Blue state leaders want to mitigate the harms of Trump’s budget bill. But will cleaning up another Republican mess only serve to let the GOP off the hook?
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The literature on sycophancy suggests it’s a more successful strategy than we want to know.
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Roger Rogoff had just been sworn in when he received the email.
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By Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling
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At a debate on Thursday night, the eight Democratic candidates vying for the nomination all seemed to hold the same progressive policy positions that the disgraced ex-nominee did.
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Iran is already a quagmire. As the bombing resumes, just how bad will it get?
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After Graham’s death, Democratic pediatrician Annie Andrews doesn’t know whom she’ll be running against this fall. So she’s focusing on her message.
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Marco Rubio says the administration will try to "dismantle" the ICC. Who is he trying to protect?
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John Solomon, a member of Trump’s election task force, confessed that there is no proof of election fraud in the last three elections.
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