Contrary to what the president thinks, bluster and phony threats don’t make you strong.
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How the Russia Investigation Could Turn on 50-Year-Old Court Case
A former Justice Department prosecutor explores how a 1966 Supreme Court ruling could form the basis for possible future prosecutions.
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The Guns of August ‘Locked and Loaded’
Donald Trump takes America to the brink.
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Nuke Threats Prove Trump’s Unfitness to Govern
It’s time for Congress to prove its loyalty lies with the American people—not with a president who gained his office with the help of hostile powers.
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What a Difference a Witness Makes
Netanyahu’s multiple scandals are closing in on him. Let us hope.
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How Trump Energizes Other Dictators
U.S. soft power now signals fellow autocrats to crack down, not ease up.
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Snakes on a Plane — And Under the Capitol Dome
For the Republican majority, power trumps truth, and they’re all part of the racket.
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The First Qualification Is Inexperience
Israel’s Labor Party gambles on an insurgent. It’s all the rage.
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How Trump Gives Protection a Bad Name
Trump’s brand of protectionism is a menace, but not for the reasons many people think.
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Trump’s Travel Ban Is Back
After months of confusion, refugee resettlement agencies brace themselves for the limited travel ban.
