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Can Joe Biden’s America figure out how to stop creating terrorists?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
The U.S.-led "war on terror" has become a self-fulfilling policy fueling intractable violence. Will Biden end it?
Why Donald Trump is failing at making his dictator dreams a reality
Sophia A. McClennen
Trump’s autocratic designs are disturbingly forthright and blatant. We're lucky he's not better at building power
No, Obama, we do mean “defund the police”: It’s not a snappy slogan, it’s a demand for justice
D. Watkins
The former president thinks the "snappy slogan" is turning people off. I know someone he should meet and listen to
What’s the best thing a new attorney general can do? Not be the current guy
Terry H. Schwadron
There’s a whole lot at Bill Barr’s Justice Department that needs undoing, but some things should be left alone
My husband voted for Trump, I was a secret Democrat: Our purple marriage couldn’t last
Heather Christie
I finally stopped hiding who I really am. I guess that's one thing I can thank the outgoing president for
Spilling ink and spilling blood: Fighting and writing against America’s forever wars
William Astore, Danny Sjursen
Two men take a unique look back at the paths they took to becoming critics of America’s wars and its war machine
If Joe Biden really wants bipartisan action, experts say foreign policy is his best bet
Jordan Tama, Jonathan Monten, Joshua Busby, Joshua D. Kertzer, Michael J. Tierney, Dina Smeltz
Climate action, perhaps the highest global priority of all, will be a tough sell to Republicans, however
How Hanukkah came to be an annual White House celebration
Jonathan D. Sarna
President Carter, who ironically earned under 50% of the Jewish vote, made the first step in starting the tradition
Rust Belt warning for the GOP: These 3 counties spell trouble for future Republican wins
Alex Henderson
If these counties are any indication, Republicans might run into problems in the Rust Belt in 2022 and 2024
Trump voters don’t really believe Biden stole the election — but they do want a coup
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives aren't entirely delusional — they're trolls arguing in bad faith to delegitimize Democratic voters
Biden can’t make bipartisanship great again: Republicans already rejecting peace offer
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's voters may never accept the reality of his defeat. Why does Joe Biden expect reason can reach them?
The collective suicide of the liberal class: We will all pay the price for their cowardice
Chris Hedges
Liberals have made a Faustian bargain: Defeat Republicans at any cost. They stand for nothing and fight for nothing
Biden says he’ll take on structural inequality. Good! You need to hold him to it
Robert Reich
Reversing “structural inequalities” is a fundamentally different challenge from reversing economic downturns
Biden’s economic adviser picks are underwhelming the left, to say the least
Matthew Rozsa
Biden chooses a team that is sympathetic to corporations, many of whom have questionable ties to finance
Trumpism will continue without Trump — but its leader is running on borrowed time
Heather Digby Parton
George W. Bush was far more popular than Trump has ever dreamed of becoming — until suddenly it all went away
Why some voters felt harassed and intimidated at the polls
Adriana Gallardo, Maryam Jameel, Ryan McCarthy
Across the country, people complained about threats, overly aggressive electioneering, racist language and more
Trump the fascist artist: How the MAGA crowd is motivated by aesthetics, not ideas
Matthew Rozsa
A Marxist philosopher named Walter Benjamin foresaw the rise of Trumpism more than eighty years ago
Economist Paul Krugman predicts GOP budget hawks will make a raging comeback in 2021
Alex Henderson
Krugman says it will take a Biden presidency for Republicans to start paying attention to the deficit once again
Is Dwight Eisenhower’s ghost haunting Joe Biden’s foreign policy team?
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Every global challenge Biden must face — COVID, the climate crisis, endless war — has been worsened by corruption
Trump’s intelligence chief admits the obvious: Government can track your browser history
Brett Wilkins
In a letter to Sen. Ron Wyden, DNI John Ratcliffe admits surveillance that "could be characterized" as browser info
A Senate insider has a dark warning about Mitch McConnell: Expect the worst
Alex Henderson
"Their base is not going to want to see them cut deals with Biden," Harry Reid's former deputy chief of staff warns
What would a “successful” Trump presidency have looked like? An alternate universe
Bob Cesca
Trump believed his base wouldn't let him be a normal president. That's not true: The failure was his alone
Mitch McConnell has a playbook to destroy a Biden presidency — and it is already in the works
Alex Henderson
McConnell was consistently hostile to former President Barack Obama during his eight years in the White House
Joe Biden names all-female communications team, Kayleigh McEnany falsely claims Trump did it first
Igor Derysh
McEnany claims Trump has an all-female team, forgets about her own male deputies and Pence's male press secretary
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