The fate of a doomed negotiation between the White House and Republicans on the proposal is not as important as the posture of Joe Manchin.
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Altercation: Why Journalism Isn’t Really Covering the Threat of Fascism
Objectivity has no bias in favor of the truth.
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Investigating Oversight
Why congressional hearings are bad, and how they can be made great again
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House Republicans Repudiate Their Military Constituents
New caucus chair Elise Stefanik leaves her Fort Drum constituents at the mercy of debt collectors.
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Why New York’s Mayoral Candidates Are Challenging the Pro-Israel Status Quo
Changes that would have been unthinkable a year ago
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A Kentucky Surprise: Bipartisan Reforms to Ease Voting
What’s different about Kentucky—and what could other states learn?
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Congress’s Strange Bedfellows Fighting Big Tech
Coming from two different perspectives, there’s an emerging consensus on blunting the market power of digital platforms. Now the parties have to legislate.
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China and Republican Economic Populism
Does the bipartisan collaboration on a tougher China policy portend more areas of bipartisanship? More populist policies generally?
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The Confrontations Are Coming
Why Democrats have to be bold and careful at the same time
