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How Trump Weaponized White Rural America’s Shame
Trump’s masterful ability to shift shame into blame pushed white working-class America to accept his turn to the right.
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The Character Test That Trump Passes
A 19th century definition of 'character' had more to do with strength than integrity.
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How Kamala Harris Can Sharpen Her Case
She needs to prep for a sequel debate.
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By Edward Norton, Jack Hidary, Cristóbal Valenzuela, Sasha Luccioni, Robert Wolfe
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Local Government Is Key to the Fight Against Disinformation
‘The federal government is simply far too ill-equipped to tackle this challenge alone.’ writes Michael Vandergriff.
By Michael Vandergriff
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The Long Road to Genuine AI Mastery
The evolution of personal computing shows us why peak AI is still 50 years away.
By Vipul Ved Prakash
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What the Debate Made Clear About a Second Trump Term
‘Tuesday’s debate made clear that the stakes of the November election could not be higher,’ writes Barbara McQuade.
By Barbara McQuade
September 11, 2024
What Beyoncé's Snub at the CMAs Says About Country Music's Dangerous Hierarchy
'Jim Crow never left America; he just went country,' writes Taylor Crumpton.
By Taylor Crumpton
September 10, 2024
Asking Trump About Childcare
‘Trump has no plan to address the childcare crisis. That much is obvious,’ writes Reshma Saujani.
By Reshma Saujani
September 10, 2024
How a Swiss Mountain Town Is Embracing a More Sustainable Fuel Source
In the sleepy Swiss Alpine town of Rossinière, an energy revolution is afoot.
By André Hoffmann and Peter Vanham
September 10, 2024
History Shows the Danger of 'America First'
In the 1920s and 1930s, the U.S. tried America First. This philosophy helped lead to World War II.
By Cyrus Veeser / Made by History
September 10, 2024
Trump’s Christian Nationalist Vision for America
Trump’s bond with his supporters is forged from his militant mission to return power to white Christian America, writes Robert P. Jones.
By Robert P. Jones
September 10, 2024
The Superstorm Era Is Upon Us
As we can see in the data, the science, and now in our own backyards, extreme weather is merely the result of inaction, writes Porter Fox.
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