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Archives for November 2019
Amid a growing movement to #FreeRodneyReed, an appeals court has ruled that new evidence must be considered.
Trump loves the military. But he doesn’t seem to respect its justice system.
Andrew Prokop breaks down this week’s public hearings and Brianne Gorod explains the term “obstruction of justice,” on Impeachment, Explained.
Postmodernism predicted our post-truth hellscape. Everyone still hates it.
A per-employee fee is more popular than a payroll or income tax.
And the rest of the week’s best writing on books and related subjects.
Our national nightmare is over.
Three State Department officials testify publicly in the impeachment inquiry; Israel and Islamic Jihad in Gaza exchange strikes, despite a ceasefire.
One takeaway includes a dramatic, real-time attack by President Trump.
Rep. Elise Stefanik is accusing the House intel chair of treating Republicans unfairly, but all he did was try to enforce the rules.
It all happened in a group foster home.
What Elizabeth Warren would do on health care in her first 100 days as president.
Twitter just released the first iteration of its policies banning political ads — and appears to have changed course on banning issue ads.
Probably not, but here’s why it likely doesn’t matter anyway.
Some of the consequences of thawed permafrost seem almost apocalyptic.