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Political Animal
Donald Trump’s Return to TV Would Not Be Easy
Whether he starts an outlet or settles for being a pundit, Trump, should he lose the presidency, would face a slew of obstacles to becoming a news juggernaut.
When it Comes to Big Pharma, Montana Senator Has a Split Personality
Republican Steve Daines, a recipient of substantial campaign contributions from the pharmaceutical industry donors, backed a bipartisan drug price control bill. Now he’s behind a GOP plan.
The Great Escape
President Trump says he might leave the country if he loses. Here’s what he could learn from other leaders about the art of exile.
The Republican Party Has Become a Toxic Superfund Site
For every Lincoln Project, there’s an army of Trump enablers. Here’s how to clean up the mess.
How to Make an Old Politician a TikTok Sensation
A Q&A with the digital director of Ed Markey’s primary campaign.
Mayo Clinic Takes a Stand On Trump’s Minnesota Rally
The town of Rochester, filled with health care workers and patients with underlying conditions, is especially vulnerable.
The Hills Are Alive With the Sound of Malick
Terrence Malick’s films probe nature and sin with painterly beauty and occasionally eye-rolling monologues. “A Hidden Life,” the director’s vision of sainthood in the Alps was ignored in 2019. Thanks to the journal “Liberties,” it may get the viewers it deserves.
Pompeo and the Trump Crusade to Politicize the Federal Workforce
The Secretary of State’s political activities are under scrutiny as Trump removes protections for policymaking executive branch employees.
Whaddya Know? Being Old Wound Up Being a Plus for Joe Biden
The conventional wisdom was that age would hinder Biden but it’s turned out to be a secret weapon, one of several that’s made him the front-runner.

