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I don’t think I can let this go.

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Civil rights advocates may well file suit immediately against the Justice Department to secure an injunction.

This extraordinary act, which was not only contrary to statute but clearly unlawful under a 90-year-old Supreme Court precedent.

"No face, no case" cuts both ways.

The reason Mark Zuckerberg might follow Elon Musk out the door.

The new administration is actively inviting its allies to turn their backs on America.

Wallop your norms!

Everyone I know is angry.

It’s not going well.

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This may not be the end of USAID, but it feels like the start of something dark.

The long journey of transition: surgery, recovery, and collective care.

And it's great!

Will Hamas take phase two of the ceasefire seriously if this is what the American president has in mind for phase three?

Monday’s amicus brief was spearheaded by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird and joined by the Republican AGs of 17 other states.

The gutting of government statistics is a recipe for chaos.

Why won’t anyone fix our broken air safety systems?

Was this a case study of Trump’s mastery in “the art of the deal,” as some Republicans claim?

Dorian Lynskey’s witty Everything Must Go explores the last human tale.

Historian Quinn Slobodian joins Felix Salmon to discuss how his book on market radicals is more relevant than ever.

I'm so torn.

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Why America’s air safety systems are feeling strained.

“I never seriously believed Stewart would get out.”