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Why Trump and Vance Aren't Really Isolationists
By Daniel DePetris
Kamala Harris and the Inevitable Return of 'Not That Woman'
By Belinda Luscombe
Why CEOs Are Excited About Kamala Harris
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld
The Supreme Court's 2nd Amendment Mistake
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Yes, It's OK to Stay Friends With Your Ex's Friends
"When friendships are severed, intentionally or by avoidance, everyone loses," writes Myisha Battle.
By Myisha Battle
July 26, 2024
How Trump Supercharged Project 2025—Whether He Wanted To or Not
Trump wants us to forget about Project 2025. We shouldn’t, writes Jesse Ferguson.
By Jesse Ferguson
July 25, 2024
James Dobson's Political Power
The Evangelical psychologist gained influence with millions of families through decades of parenting advice focused on strict discipline.
By Sarah McCammon / Made by History
July 25, 2024
The Myth that J.D. Vance Bootstrapped His Way to the Top
It’s time to question what J.D. Vance can actually do for working class Americans, writes Bobi Conn.
By Bobi Conn
July 25, 2024
Free Israel From Bibi
As Netanyahu addresses Congress, many Israelis hope that Americans remember the Prime Minister is deeply unpopular at home.
By Yardena Schwartz
July 24, 2024
The Case for Mark Kelly as Kamala Harris’ VP Pick
Kelly’s story, if attached to the Harris ticket, would strengthen the Democratic quest for victory, write Marvin Kalb and Garrett Mitchell.
By Marvin Kalb and Garrett Mitchell
July 24, 2024
The Y2K Warning We Failed to Heed
The Year 2000 computer problem has become a punchline in recent years, but the CrowdStrike outage shows the joke's on us.
By Zachary Loeb / Made by History
July 24, 2024
Donald Trump Told Me Disabled Americans 'Should Just Die'
Fred Trump III describes two conversations with his uncle about people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
By Fred C. Trump III
July 24, 2024
AI Testing Mostly Uses English Right Now. That's Risky
As AI develops, so too does its massively unreported language issue, writes Hamza Chaudhry.
By Hamza Chaudhry
July 24, 2024
It's Time to Rethink the U.S.-Israel 'Special Relationship'
Netanyahu's address to Congress is a reminder that the embrace of Israel is core to decades of flawed U.S. Middle East policy.
By Jon Hoffman
July 24, 2024
The Prosecutor Versus Felon Narrative Helps No One
The presidential campaign shouldn’t be labeled as a contest between a prosecutor and a convicted felon, writes Desmond Meade.
By Desmond Meade
July 23, 2024
The Right's Dream Divorce System
Some conservatives want to bring back the problematic "fault" divorce system — while removing its protections for homemakers.
By Alison Lefkovitz / Made by History
July 23, 2024
The Statue That Taught Me About the Power of Black Women and Democracy
Noliwe Rooks writes about what she felt seeing the statue of Mary McLeod Bethune for the first time.
By Noliwe Rooks
July 23, 2024
The Joy of Staying Put
Maggie Smith finds beauty and power in remaining in the place she was raised.
By Maggie Smith
July 23, 2024
The Bipartisan Project of 'Law and Order'
The 2024 RNC made "law and order" a key theme—a political strategy that goes back beyond Richard Nixon, to FDR.
By Anthony Gregory / Made by History
July 23, 2024
The Historical Roots of the Biden Mess
Until the late 1960s, the Democratic Party could have simply anointed a replacement for President Biden. Now it's not so easy.
By Lawrence R. Jacobs / Made by History
July 22, 2024
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