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Monthly Archives: June 2018
The Other Russia Collusion Scandal Is Breaking Wide Open
By Jonathan Chait of New York Magazine In 2016, Vladimir Putin reaped two of his greatest foreign policy triumphs in quick succession. The United Kingdom voted narrowly to exit the European Union, advancing a longstanding Russian goal of splitting Western … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, Controversial, Donald Trump, Elections, New York Times, Russia, United Kingdom, United States
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The Death of a Once Great City: The fall of New York and the urban crisis of affluence
By Kevin Baker in Harper’s Magazine As New York enters the third decade of the twenty-first century, it is in imminent danger of becoming something it has never been before: unremarkable. It is approaching a state where it is no … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, United States
Trump aides urged to get a gun
By Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner Facing a new wave of potentially dangerous threats, called for by a top Democratic lawmaker, legal and gun experts are calling on top Trump aides to get their concealed carry permit and back … Continue reading
Posted in Controversial, Guns and gun control, White House
The Measure of a Fog: Politics
VIDEO By Ian Cheney in UnDark Climate change represents an unprecedented physical and technological challenge, but perhaps the biggest hurdle yet to be overcome is political. Learn more…
Posted in Climate, Geopolitical, Global warming, Politics, Science
After Crowley’s Defeat, Which Democrats Could Go Down Next?
By Simone Pathé of Roll Call After the shocking primary defeat Tuesday night of the first Democratic incumbent of the cycle, attention immediately shifted to Massachusetts Rep. Michael E. Capuano. The 10-term Democrat has been facing a primary challenge from … Continue reading
