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    This is a convincing case against the op-ed by , and one that's backed up by reports Trump is focusing his blame, for no reason than that it fits his priors, on the Justice Department.

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  2. It’s Congress that’s supposed to act as a check on the president—and it’s the failures of congressional Republicans that has provoked a palace coup, writes

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  3. This is an urgent, important read from : "If protecting the rules requires tearing down the rules, what is there to be gained?”

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    Steve Bannon and Colin Kaepernick don't have a lot in common (understatement), but the backlash each one of them faces is rooted in a common rage. Here's my latest for

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    Must-read piece by on the Supreme Court, past and future.

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  8. Tip O’Neill declared that all politics is local. Last night, running to represent much of his old district, Ayanna Pressley proved him wrong, writes :

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  10. . rakes in $20 million to back young veterans—including a rare $10 million political donation from Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos:

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    The story everyone should read tonight is about a 140-year-old case:

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  13. Sep 4
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    7. "Foreign leaders will use American social conflicts to justify their own behavior,” writes —and that’s exactly how to understand Ahmadinejad’s sudden interest in American football:

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    6. "If journalists are going to defend the integrity of their work, and the role it plays in sustaining democracy, we’re going to need to start fighting back,” argues :

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  16. Sep 4

    5. Title IX is an incredibly complicated subject— unpacks the latest proposed changes, and argues that they’re long overdue:

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  17. Sep 4

    4. Reaching back to Sir Amadace, Thackery, and Shakespeare, makes the case for celebrating a changing language—including a singular ‘they’

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  18. Sep 4

    3. Only could start with a chicken sandwich, and turn it into a deep, profoundly unsettling essay on the dangerous concentration of market power and monopsony:

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  19. Sep 4

    2. A taste of what you’ll find here. Start with ’s fiery essay on the past and future of the Supreme Court: "The nation’s founding document is no match for a dedicated majority of justices committed to circumventing its guarantees."

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  20. Sep 4

    1. This morning, we launched —a new destination for incisive analysis, essays, and commentary. Read more from :

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