How I, an 11-Year-Old From New Hampshire, Became ‘Political’
More of us, especially the young voters and soon-to-be voters, need to get more involved, show up, and ask hard questions.
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More of us, especially the young voters and soon-to-be voters, need to get more involved, show up, and ask hard questions.
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The state is spending big on adapting to sea level rise, but Republicans don’t want to name the cause.
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Satire failed us during the rise of Trump, but maybe that’s because we were using it wrong.
A ship wrecks a bridge, a con man hawks a Bible, a Kennedy scores some cash…
Trump’s confident and cocky because he senses that the whole system is afraid of what would happen if he were jailed and the Wrath of MAGA provoked.
A poet can make beauty out of the ugliest things on earth.
Republicans in Congress have left Ukraine short on weapons to defend itself. The immediate answer: an increased reliance on a variety of deadly drones.
How a distinguished trial lawyer shaped justice through landmark cases in national security, press freedom, and more.
The attack against a concert hall in Moscow’s suburbs raises questions about Putin and the effectiveness of Russia’s intelligence organizations.
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