Walter Shapiro, a former Washington Monthly editor, is covering his 11th presidential campaign for The New Republic and is a lecturer in political science at Yale.
The triumphs, failures, and might-have-beens of Jimmy Carter.
His administration had to drop the case to get a new fed chair, but it could be revived amid a flurry of selective prosecutions.
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An economist’s answer for why you deserve a raise and why a higher minimum wage won’t hurt the economy.
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Besides being immoral, political assassins repeatedly fail to achieve their intended objectives.
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Despite Trump’s punitive spectacles, reform efforts persist across states, and there’s hope for policies that draw on the best traditions from both the left and right.
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The Treasury’s currency swap line with the UAE looks suspiciously like corruption.
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A new report from Yale epitomizes the sector’s problems of myopia and elitism.
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The longtime conservative commentator is wrapping his newfound opposition to the president in loopy anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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