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Not Everything Can Move to Substack or the Times
A healthy media still needs organizations that fit in-between, such as the Washington Monthly.
In Election Litigation, An Ominous Sign
Buried in a legal debate over “independent legislatures” lay signs that the Roberts Court is all about raw power.
Biden’s Education Secretary? The Case for Amy Gutmann, President of the University of Pennsylvania
The scholar specializes in bridging differences in a democracy, which is just what the riven education world needs.
The QAnon Super PAC Was a Flop
It raised less than $4,500. It spent less than $600.
By Enfranchising Parolees, California Voters Notch Win for Justice
Passage of Prop 17, overlooked amid presidential race, is important step in fight against structural racism.
What Joe Biden Could Learn From Harry Truman About Hiring Republicans
Don’t give a cabinet department to a GOP has-been, says a leading free marketer. Pepper the government with a few real but loyal conservatives in advisory, not operational, roles.
Nationalism Is Ascendant Around the Globe. Biden Just Defeated Its Biggest Leader.
He underperformed polls. But compared to what’s happened in other countries, the Democrat’s victory is a remarkable achievement.
There Are No Lawyers Who Can Salvage Trump’s Reelection Bid
The president appears to have lost fair and square—and there’s nothing any attorney can do about it.
Why Trump’s Efforts to Stop the Vote Count Have Failed
They have proved hapless even as his authoritarian machinations have grown.

