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The "New" American Fascists

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The "New" American Fascists

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Money, Lies, and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy by Katherine Stewart • Bloomsbury Publishing • 2025 • 352 pages • $30 In 1964, when I was seven years old, my family took a day trip to the New Jersey State Fair. Displayed were the wonders produced by the agricultural lands in southern and western parts of the state. None stay much in my memory. What does stick with me is the booth for the Republican presidential candidate,…See the Story

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The Parties Failed Us; Long Live Parties!

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A Test of Executive Power

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Time for People-Centered Policy

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Time for People-Centered Policy

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Like so many others, I knocked on a lot of doors this fall—each day my worry growing that the Democrats might come up short. In a trailer park in southern Pennsylvania, two white women seethed about “the border,” thousands of miles away and nowhere close to the cause of their economic precarity. A young Latino man in his early 20s, living in his mother’s house with his two kids underfoot, wanted so much to hear that something in this economy cou…See the Story

“Tragedy” of a One-Sided Biden Critique

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Anti-Monopoly Is the Path Forward

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Anti-Monopoly Is the Path Forward

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This January, Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder and CEO of Meta, unexpectedly announced that the company would change its content moderation policies in response to conservatives’ claims of censorship. It would also, the company later said, end its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Zuckerberg never explicitly admitted these decisions were meant to curry favor with the Trump Administration in hopes that it might abandon antitrust enforceme…See the Story