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Did Art Do That?

The best of art and pop culture is often not entirely intended.

When a ‘Pro-Life’ Republican Defends His State’s Abortion Rights

Plus: Will Washington state Republicans again choose a MAGA diehard as they try to retake a congressional seat?

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U.S.-Japan Summit Addresses Chinese Threat in the Indo-Pacific

Biden continues to build coalitions of the willing in Asia.

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U.S.-Japan Summit Addresses Chinese Threat in the Indo-Pacific

Biden continues to build coalitions of the willing in Asia.

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The Moving Goal Posts of the Net Neutrality Debate

The history of network neutrality shows regulating internet traffic has never been a fixed policy.

Holy War

Why some nationalists are treating foreign policy as a Christian litmus test.

Trump’s First Criminal Trial by Jury

Jury selection in the case brought by Alvin Bragg in Manhattan begins Monday.

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House Divided Over Surveillance Authority

Republican lawmakers (at least temporarily) tank an effort to reauthorize a key national security tool.

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House Divided Over Surveillance Authority

Republican lawmakers (at least temporarily) tank an effort to reauthorize a key national security tool.

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The Messianic Temptation

From Obama to Trump, the left and right have treated their leaders with quasi-religious devotion.

The Two MAGAs

Mike Johnson versus Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Arizona’s Bombshell Abortion Ruling

Plus: Donald Trump is driving Republicans’ new course on abortion.

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Getting the ‘China Shock’ Right

The political narrative has eclipsed the actual economics, and that’s a policy problem today.

Biden Takes Another Swing at Student Debt Cancellation

The president tries to make good on a campaign promise.

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Biden Takes Another Swing at Student Debt Cancellation

The president tries to make good on a campaign promise.

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Liar’s Poker

Did Trump’s abortion statement change anything?