A Washington Monthly symposium.
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What the Next President Can Do to Save Our Alliances with Europe
Here’s how to immediately repair the relationship.
Europe and America Must Redefine Security
Stop fighting over chlorinated chickens and start cooperating over digital threats.
The Trading System FDR Envisioned
America’s 32nd president wanted economic deals that led to broadly shared growth. We can make that happen.
Washington and Brussels Need a New “Special Relationship”
Coordinating reforms helped save the global economy after the 2008 crash. It can save us again.
The Policies Democrats Need to Unite the Party
Unless a 2020 candidate can bridge the gap between liberals and moderates, Trump will win.
How Funders Can Get Better at Getting Better
The most effective donors listen to the people they give to.
The Kids Are Not All Right
Millions of young adults aren’t in school, don’t have jobs, and are ignored by policy makers.
The Mistake Democrats Risk Making
Progressives and moderates, argues E. J. Dionne, need to settle their differences and focus on Trump.
How D.C. Shaped Basketball
Journalist John McNamara was writing the definitive history of D.C. high school basketball, until a mass murderer walked into his newsroom.
