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George Washington set a standard that our current president disregards.
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Steve Bannon, Unrepentant

Trump’s embattled strategist phones me, unbidden, to opine on China, Korea, and his enemies in the administration.

A Post-Charlottesville To-Do List for Anti-Trumpers

Harold Meyerson

Some ways to counter the neo-fascists and their president

Trump Sets His Sights on Phoenix

Gabrielle Gurley

Nothing good can come from a presidential visit by a man determined to lead the country to the dark side after Charlottesville.

White Supremacists Stand by Trump, and He Returns the Favor

At a press conference, the president blamed the melee in Charlottesville on the left as much as the right, echoing far-right talking points.

Trump, Walker, and the Foxconn Con

Republicans amp up their race-to-the-bottom approach to economic development.

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Kansas, Sam Brownback, and the Trickle-Down Implosion

The Kansas governor’s attempt to create supply-side nirvana in Middle America not only failed to grow the economy—it created a crippling crisis of government that led to a statewide rejection of his politics.

The Pittsburgh Conundrum

Can you have a model city in a left-behind region?

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L.A. voters have chosen to tax themselves to build a citywide rail system. Can rail also resurrect the city’s long-vanished middle class?

Tilting at Windmills

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Fifty years after the Six-Day War, a mistaken account of how settlement began still plagues Israeli politics.

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