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Trump knows what works and may use it not just to halt immigration but revoke immigrants’ citizenship.
Columnist
Does the Green Party’s Jill Stein really want to have helped Donald Trump twice to the White House?
On the off chance that facts matter and voters are paying attention, a wrap-up of the past week.
Columnist
Where Trump once only sympathized with hate groups, now he leads the attack against communities.
Columnist
What does a failed Soviet agricultural policy have to do with tariffs? It’s blind belief in leaders.
Columnist
Trump is unfit, but so far Harris hasn’t answered questions as to why she’s ready to lead the nation.
Columnist
Once states began banning abortion, more women were denied treatment when pregnancy complications arose.
Commentary
Immigrants in the U.S. heartland are bringing growth and jobs to once-diminished cities.
Columnist
Without age verification, youths can create fake accounts and avoid the safeguards put in place.
Commentary
Along with pay, workers could assure better future for Boeing by disincentivizing share buybacks.
Columnist
One is too chaotic and paranoid to lead, but the other comes from a party with a record of policy failure.
Columnist
We’re living — rather, dying — with the climate crisis as heat and smoke claim more lives each day.
Columnist
Those undecided should focus on saving the Constitution. The policy fights with Harris can wait.
Columnist
Among his misstatements, Trump got it wrong that Europe has provided less aid than the U.S. has.
Columnist
There are reasons to remake terms like ‘felon,’ ‘homeless’ and ‘slave,’ but they flirt with robbing language’s impact.
All day long we open doors, going here and there. A doorway is an entrance to somewhere new. It brings us from where we are… Continue reading
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Amid the jumble of thoughts, understand that he intends economic and political retribution for himself.
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It’s about making authoritarianism permissible in the present and imaginable in the future.
Not because it’s a bad record (just the opposite) but because voters can’t be convinced otherwise.
No doubt, they’re certain he won, but if only they would stop for a moment and look past the bluster.
