The late congressman’s posthumous book condemns dogmatic insistence on unpopular ideas and offers a roadmap for reconciliation between the center and the left.
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Europe Struggles to Respond to Russian AttacksÂ
Ukrainians warn their Western allies: “Putin is at war with you, too.”
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Will a Wave of “Trump Regret” Lift Democratic Boats This Fall?
One in five Trump voters regrets their vote, according to a new survey from Navigator Research.
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The Tower Stones of 9/11
A taste of my experiences and writing from a quarter century ago.
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25 Years After 9/11, What Have We Learned?
A new history of the war on terror shows how badly both America and its enemies misunderstood the consequences of their own actions.
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The Lost Journalistic World of 9/11
The mainstream press was far from perfect. But before the era of “hot takes,” information silos, steep budget cuts, and ugly charges of “fake news,” it had strengths that we need now.
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“Deceive, Disrupt, Deny.” The Looming Threat to This Fall’s Elections
Protect Democracy’s Beau Tremitiere offers tips on how citizens can do their part to ensure free and fair elections in November.
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Will It Be a Blue Wave?
With limited data, exactly how many Republican incumbents are in trouble is hard to know. But Democrats have good reason to think big.
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Mental Health, Police, and The Death of Charles AdairÂ
A man turns himself in to police for old traffic tickets, tells them he has schizophrenia, and after an altercation at a Kansas City, Kansas, jail, is dead less than 48 hours later.
