An Election Fit for 2020
Biden’s victory seems legitimate, but there is still much cause for concern about American democracy.
Gee, Why Don’t Americans ‘Trust Their Government to Make Rational Choices’?
When will federal, state, and local governments start enjoying the benefits of greater public trust? After they start earning that trust again.
Federal Student-Loan Cancellation Is Bad Policy
A student-debt cancellation is a bald handout to the affluent.
Shunning the Trans-Pacific Partnership Was a Costly Mistake
The longer Washington neglects its leadership role in Asia, the sooner Beijing’s dream of regional dominance will come to fruition.
NYC Closes Public School System after City Infection Rate Rises
Mayor Bill de Blasio has repeatedly said that the city would close public schools if the seven-day average coronavirus positivity rate reached 3 percent.
The Pandemic Isn’t Killing Cities. Housing Regulations Are
Cities that don't welcome new residents won't thrive.
Top California Medical Trade Group Officials Attended French Laundry Dinner with Gavin Newsom
Newsom was photographed on November 6 at a restaurant in Yountville, Calif., in a party that did not observe the state's coronavirus mitigation guidelines.
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The Radicalism of Raphael Warnock
The Georgia Democratic Senate candidate has spouted anti-Israeli rhetoric and called a speech full of anti-American rhetoric and conspiracy theories ‘very fine.’
How to Lose Georgia in One Easy Step
If Republicans blow themselves up in Georgia, it will be a reckless act of self-destruction.
Trump’s Post-Election Litigation Crusade
The fat lady might not be singing yet — but she’s clearing her throat.
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NYC Closes Public School System after City Infection Rate Rises
Mayor Bill de Blasio has repeatedly said that the city would close public schools if the seven-day average coronavirus positivity rate reached 3 percent.
Shunning the Trans-Pacific Partnership Was a Costly Mistake
The longer Washington neglects its leadership role in Asia, the sooner Beijing’s dream of regional dominance will come to fruition.
An Election Fit for 2020
Biden’s victory seems legitimate, but there is still much cause for concern about American democracy.
Iran ‘Ever More Isolated’ as Israel Forges New Ties
Israel and Bahrain take more steps toward the normalization of diplomatic ties.
Top California Medical Trade Group Officials Attended French Laundry Dinner with Gavin Newsom
Newsom was photographed on November 6 at a restaurant in Yountville, Calif., in a party that did not observe the state's coronavirus mitigation guidelines.
McEnany Slams ‘Orwellian’ Limits on Private Gatherings ahead of Thanksgiving
“The American people know how to protect their health. We’ve dealt with Covid for many months,” she said.
Lacking an Alternative, House Dems Tap Pelosi to Stand for Speaker
Pelosi has served as House Speaker from 2007 to 2011 and again from 2019 to the present.
The Pandemic Isn’t Killing Cities. Housing Regulations Are
Cities that don't welcome new residents won't thrive.
Pompeo Visits Georgia, in Show of Support amid Russian Threat
The secretary of state noted the ‘pain and difficulty connected to the occupation,’ in meetings with officials.
Michigan Republicans Back Down, Certify Detroit Election Results
The GOP members reversed their stance after backlash from voters and state officials who accused them of attempting to steal votes.
Photos Show California Gov. Newsom Flouting Coronavirus Precautions at Upscale Napa Restaurant
Newsom apologized saying he made a “bad mistake.”
Why Biden’s Corporate-Friendly White House Staff Matters
Progressive activists dream of a Democratic administration full of people like themselves.
Trump Fires Head of Election Cybersecurity for Refuting His Fraud Claims
According to NBC News, Krebs found out about the firing via Twitter.
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The Democrats’ Texas Blues
Republicans remain safe in the Lone Star State.
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