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Deaf to History’s Questions
Nov 16, 2022 Donald Trump is a physical manifestation of the collective fears and fantasies to which Americans of all political persuasions have in recent years become susceptible.
Politics
How the News Media Should Cover Trump’s Run for President
Nov 16, 2022 Trump is to reporters as honey is to bears.
Media
Accountability Looms For Media Outfits That Spread Lies About 2020 Election
Nov 14, 2022 A wave of litigation seeking accountability from media purveyors that falsely depicted the 2020 presidential election as "stolen" is percolating in courts around the country.
Politics
Bring On the Donald
Nov 14, 2022 Democratic strategists are chomping at the bit for Trump to run in 2024, saying that his brand of wacky, violent, and dangerous extremism would provide an easier foil to run against.Southern California Journalism Award: First Place, Election Editorials
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How Ron DeSantis Blew Up Black-Held Congressional Districts
Nov 10, 2022 DeSantis's commandeering of the redistricting process may ultimately have the most long-lasting consequences.
Politics
Voters in Deep Red South Dakota Approve Medicaid Expansion
Nov 9, 2022 Defying their right-wing political leaders, South Dakota voters approved a constitutional amendment to expand the state's Medicaid program.
Ruthless Senate GOP Blocks Emergency Paid Sick Leave Bill
Mar 11, 2020 Amid the global coronavirus pandemic, the bill would guarantee all U.S. workers 14 days of paid sick leave during a public health emergency.
Many New Voting Systems Aren’t Ready for Prime Time
Mar 9, 2020 Will election officials heed lessons for fall’s higher-turnout contests?
In the Land of the Gerontocrats
Mar 5, 2020 Our infrastructure is crumbling, and our elections are broken. Whoever emerges from the Democratic primary, decline seems inevitable.
American Democracy
Feb 26, 2020