Egypt’s Release of Hosni Mubarak Is a Symbolic Blow to Democracy
Six years later, Egyptians still suffer from many of the same grievances that led to the dictator’s ouster,…
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Hawaii Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order on Trump’s Travel Ban
Hours before the latest iteration of President Donald Trump’s travel order was set to go into effect, a…
What It’s Like to Be a Scientist in Congress: Bill Foster
It’s a fraught time for science and the American government. In his first few weeks in office, President…
How Dutch Artists Are Fighting Discriminatory Campaign Rhetoric
As the Netherlands’ two frontrunners for prime minister make sweeping statements about immigrants, Amsterdam’s art world is calling…
Could Trumpism Take Root in Canada?
The Muslim massacre in Quebec may point to a deeper schism among our neighbors to the north.
Is Preet Bharara Trying to Tell Us Something?
Only the fired United States attorney knows for sure. By Cezary Podkul Preet Bharara, former U.S. Attorney for…
James Mattis Admits Climate Change Is a Threat
That puts him at odds with many high-ranking officials in the Trump administration.
The Numbers on ACA Replacement Are Pretty Grim
The CBO released its findings, and the outlook isn’t good.
Does the State Party Matter?
Historically, state parties were the centers of partisan and campaign organization. When focus shifted to national contests and…
What the House’s New Health-Care Bill Means for Americans With Mental-Health Needs
Some low-income mental-health patients may lose important coverage under the Republican replacement plan to Obamacare.