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Politics
When Truman Titled a Hollywood Epic—and Then Sabotaged It
How the 33rd president wanted the movies to reshape the narrative of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
There’s No Way Trump Didn’t Know About the Russian Bounties
I worked at the State Department for decades. The president’s story doesn’t pass the laugh test.
COVID-19 Has Created a New Kind of International Gamesmanship
The sane approach to fighting a pandemic is for nations to collaborate, not compete against each other.
What Does It Mean to Tear Down a Statue?
Monuments represent myths, not true history.
How to Build a Post-Pandemic America
The case for a new federal agency to integrate our education system and workforce.
A Lesson From Eastern Europe on How to Deal with Problematic Statues
The idea is not to erase history, but to contextualize it.
Netanyahu Wants to Annex the West Bank. Will Joe Biden Stop Him?
The Democratic nominee needs to be clear: the move would come with real consequences if he’s elected.
Why Biden Should Pick Kamala Harris for VP
She can not only help him win—she can advance the anti-racism agenda.
Can the Black Lives Matter Movement Inspire a More Inclusive Pride Month?
It’s time for an overdue conversation about how anti-Blackness has often manifested within queer spaces.
