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How to Build a Post-Pandemic America

by Jamie Merisotis and Jesse O’Connell
July 2, 2020
| 5:00 AM

The case for a new federal agency to integrate our education system and workforce.


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McConnell to 17th Amendment: Drop Dead

by Garrett Epps
April 12, 2021
| 12:00 PM

In Kentucky, a new GOP-driven law denies the (Democratic) governor the ability to fill vacant Senate seats and gives it to party apparatchiks. A classic Mitch powerplay, it flouts the Constitution.

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The Conservative Supreme Court Is Out of Touch with an Increasingly Secular America

by David Atkins
April 11, 2021
| 12:48 AM

By ruling once again in favor of religious exceptions against...

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Tucker Carlson’s White Supremacy Is the Core of American Conservatism

by David Atkins
April 10, 2021
| 4:39 AM

This week, he went beyond his standard thinly-veiled rants and endorsed white replacement theory.

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Are Republicans Too Optimistic About The 2022 Midterms?

by David Atkins
April 11, 2021
| 3:33 PM

Listen to most conservatives–and a great many Democrats–and they’ll say...

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Do Books Matter?

by Derek Shearer
April 9, 2021
| 5:00 AM

The best-seller list is dominated by volumes on race but there’s an important distinction between the works that are enduring and those that are just for putting on shelves.

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