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What Mark Twain Could Teach Pete Hegseth About Holy War

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Vote While You Still Can

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Censorship at the FDA, CDC

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So What If the Democrats Are Divided on the Middle East? Embrace It

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AI and the Future of Independent Journalism

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Trump’s Pathetic Court Picks Hit New Low

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Trump Leaves Ukraine’s Future to Europe

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The King’s Visit Couldn’t Save the U.S.-Anglo Relations, But It Didn’t Hurt

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Ted Turner’s Beef With Big Media

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The Higher Education Accreditation Wars Are Heating Up

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Get Ready for the AI Crash

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Inside the Monthly’s Spring 2026 Issue

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Higher Ed’s Affordability Problem Isn’t Just the Price

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Leave John Fetterman Alone

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White House Correspondents’ Dinner Aftermath: Many Americans Entertain the Idea of Violence

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Why the U.S.-led Liberal World Order is Only Mostly Dead

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An AI Crash Is Coming. What Then?

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Hold Mallory McMorrow’s Social Media Posts to the Same Standard as Graham Platner’s

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Our Childish Debate over Michael Jackson

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The Plot to Destroy the Voting Rights Act

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