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Trump Is Still a Loser: Courts Edition
Note: Norman Eisen is on vacation. Joshua Kolb, senior counsel and manager of rapid legal response at Democracy Defenders Action, is writing in his stead this week. It’s been a…
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Judge refuses to block Trump administration from building border wall along tribe's reservation
WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge refused on Friday to block the Trump administration from…
Shootings in Michigan leave 5 people plus suspect dead following large-scale search
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It’s Tuesday, October 6. This is The Front Page, your daily window into the world of The Free Press—and our…
Michael Oren: October 7 and the Cost of Defending Israel
Three years after October 7, the deadliest terror attack in Israeli history looms large over the Jewish state’s upcoming election.…
The Democratic Party’s Crooked Kingmakers
On September 18, Jon Lovett, the former Barack Obama speechwriter and host of the political comedy podcast Lovett or Leave…
Why Is War Fever Spreading in Europe?
Warnings about an approaching war with Russia have swept through Europe during recent weeks, propagated by presidents, opposition figures, and…
The Rage at Cornell: ‘Rapists Still Walk Among Us’
ITHACA, New York — A sea of students hangs on every word as Saya Taylor, an 18-year-old Cornell University student,…
The Radical Right Won’t Save Europe
Right-wing parties are ascending across Europe, with some already playing a role in governing the continent’s most powerful countries, and…
In Defense of Effective Altruism
Effective altruism is the phrase of the last few weeks. The last issue of The Economist called it “this century’s…
For Midterm Voters, Foreign Policy Isn’t Feeling so Foreign
By Maher Bitar Conventional wisdom in Washington, D.C. has long held that foreign policy and domestic politics operate by different…