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How Donald Trump won, and how Kamala Harris lost
19 votes -
A pregnant teenager died after trying to get care in three visits to Texas emergency rooms
81 votes -
War and crisis: The impact of narratives on the militarisation of US police
5 votes -
The Electoral College is bad
49 votes -
How elderly dementia patients are unwittingly fueling political campaigns
22 votes -
The University of Michigan doubled down on D.E.I. What went wrong? (gifted link)
18 votes -
Race Science Inc. | Undercover in The Human Diversity Foundation, the million-dollar race science company
15 votes -
These five tumultuous years in Montreal shaped Kamala Harris
20 votes -
The rise of the right-wing tattletale
11 votes -
How the Islamic State weaponizes imitation in its propaganda
4 votes -
The shapeshifter: who is the real Giorgia Meloni?
7 votes -
An Israeli and a Palestinian discuss 7 October, Gaza – and the future
8 votes -
Post-Positivism is not yet normalized in international relations
6 votes -
Unexceptional exceptionalism: The use of force by great powers and international instability
4 votes -
Challenge or opportunity? EU-China economic cooperation and the Belt and Road initiative.
4 votes -
Laboratories at home and abroad: Russian information operations pre-deployment
9 votes -
A tax break for Washington State data centers promised jobs. Now there are questions about whether the costs are worth it.
7 votes -
The rise of strategic corruption – how states weaponize graft
15 votes -
Canada cannot afford another lost economic decade
23 votes -
Texas attorney general Ken Paxton is weaponizing consumer protection laws against nonprofit organizations
23 votes -
The new propaganda war
25 votes -
The unpunished: How extremists took over Israel
43 votes -
The five futures of Russia
27 votes -
Student revolt and the curtailing of critical speech
19 votes -
The migrant highway that could sway the US election
11 votes -
A state by state review of how easy or difficult it is to enforce open records laws in the US reveals many obstacles
7 votes -
How Turkey moved east – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the rise of an Anatolian foreign policy
5 votes -
The Houthis are very, very, pleased
24 votes -
What happens when prosecutors offer contradictory versions of the truth?
26 votes -
The CHIPS Act treats the symptoms, but not the causes
23 votes -
Only the Middle East can fix the Middle East – The path to a post-American regional order
11 votes -
A partisan solution to partisan gerrymandering
21 votes -
‘America is under attack’: Inside the anti-D.E.I. crusade
27 votes -
China’s age of malaise
14 votes -
Michael Bloomberg's funding keeps US gun control advocacy on a tight messaging leash
7 votes -
The poverty of anti-wokeness
39 votes -
The price of Benjamin Netanyahu’s ambition – the Prime Minister seems unable to distinguish between his own interests and his country’s
21 votes -
Ten conflicts to watch in 2024
18 votes -
Years ago, the all-white judges of a Louisiana appellate court decided, in secret, to systematically ignore petitions filed by prisoners, most of them black
83 votes -
What Israel should do now: Israel’s current approach is clearly wrong. Here’s a better way to fight Hamas — and win.
26 votes -
Leonard Leo: The man behind the Republican US Supreme Court majority
24 votes -
Why I don't criticize Israel - Sam Harris - transcript from a 2014 podcast
16 votes -
How General Mark Milley protected the US Constitution from Donald Trump
44 votes -
Long in Russian orbit, Georgia tilts West
11 votes -
Clarence Thomas secretly participated in Koch Network donor events
34 votes -
The conservative push for “school choice” has had its most successful year ever
44 votes -
Europeans in service of Russian propaganda machine
10 votes -
Naomi Klein on following her ‘doppelganger’ down the conspiracy rabbit hole – and why millions of people have entered an alternative political reality
41 votes -
Analysis: Defendant Mark Meadows testifies in hearing on whether to remove Georgia election trial to federal court
7 votes