#Opinion
War may begin to resemble a spiritual mission rather than a political decision when faith and military might come together. This is the point at which democracy should start to doubt itself.
#Analysis
The climate debate keeps treating U.S. emissions as an accounting problem. But the harder question is what happens when the world’s most powerful military, its global network of bases, and its economic influence are treated as separate from the environmental crisis.
#Opinion
The new Congress may be faced with a head-to-head challenge over whether winning an election is the only way to get to office on January 3, 2027.
#Opinion
September 11 didn’t create America’s interventionist foreign policy. It gave an already interventionist Washington the freedom to take it much further.
#Analysis
The issue isn't just inflation, globalization, automation, or the transformation of the job market. But underlying all those forces lies a much overlooked aspect of the American political discussion: the weakening of workers' bargaining power.
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