Stephanie Kelton attempts to educate the public on a novel economic theory.
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Why We’re Still Fighting the South
The irrepressible conflict continues to be between oligarchy and democracy.
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A Leader Without Leading
Nancy Pelosi is an expert at obtaining power. But what does she want to use it for?
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Finding Hope in America’s Pandemic Dystopia
‘Humankind’ author and historian Rutger Bregman discusses hope for a pro-social society amid simultaneous American and global crises
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Next Generation Voters
Getting more young people to vote means getting the hurdles out of the way.
Posted inPolitics
Institutional Failure and Autocracy in Waiting
Missouri-based journalist Sarah Kendzior discusses her new book ‘Hiding in Plain Sight: The Invention of Donald Trump and the Erosion of America.’ and the threat of authoritarianism in the United States.
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One Part Humor, Two Parts Rage
A conversation with satirist Alexandra Petri on joking in the face of tragedy
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To Be Studied, or Pitied?
Two books try to understand the other America, and stumble along the way.
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From Virtue Signaling to Politics
Two new books try to put power back into civic engagement.
