Mamdani and Khan’s plan to end monopolistic pricing at NYC stadiums is good policy and good politics.
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A massive generational divide is central to the competitive race between an incumbent governor and an oyster farmer.
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The Kalven Trap
University leaders are increasingly clinging to “viewpoint diversity” and institutional neutrality in the face of MAGA assaults. This is a mistake.
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Democrats are riding high after this year’s special elections, but that doesn’t mean they’re popular with voters. Strategist Simon Bazelon has advice on what to fix.
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