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Trump’s Firing of a Fed Governor
Hopefully, the Court will see that kneecapping independent agencies isn’t needed to give presidents influence over policymaking.
Posted inBooks
Before the Revolution
The young Bernie Sanders was an oddball and a perennial candidate. But even then, he saw a reality other politicians ignored.
Posted inHealth Care
A Year Spent Degrading Health
People will die, more will get sick, and many will forgo care because of the Trump administration’s assaults on public health over the past year.
Posted inFeatured
The Shrinking Space Between Home and Work
We’re spending less time in “Third Spaces”—informal gathering spots like coffee shops, bowling alleys, and church basements—that play a big role in civic life and American democracy. How to revive them.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Why Minneapolis Indictments Are Coming
Philadelphia D.A. Larry Krasner on the ins and outs of prosecuting crimes committed by law enforcement.
Posted inHealth Care
Fraud Fight Rule #1: Go After the Big Fish
The DOJ crackdown on fraud at Somali-run social service organizations ignores the biggest alleged fraud scheme based in Minnesota.
Posted inHigher Education
The United States of America v. Higher Education
Harvard’s lawsuit fighting the Trump administration’s freeze on its research grants is one that every higher education institution should join. Here’s why.
Posted inFeatured
Why Europe Needs Its Own Nuclear Deterrent
With the rules-based order collapsing, Europe faces aggressive great powers, including, under Trump, the U.S. The case for a big exception to nuclear nonproliferation.
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Alex Pretti’s Killers Will Likely Go to Jail
Once they are identified, police will arrest them. And qualified immunity won’t work.
