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Why the Nixon impeachment workedby Julian ZelizerDemocrats shouldn't take the Clinton impeachment as a warning not to impeach Trump. |
Why Brexit might not happenby Laura Beers Ignoring the will of the people is a British tradition. |
How a World Order Endsby Richard HaassAnd What Comes in Its Wake |
Top 6 Reasons Dems shouldn’t Allocate a single Cent for Trump’s Idiotic Wallby Juan ColeBeyond the problem that Trump repeatedly asserts things that are patently untrue on the immigration issue, the fact of the matter is that Democrats need to stand up to him if they are to vindicate themselves. |
What French populists from the ‘50s can teach us about the 'yellow vests’ roiling Paris todayby Charles HanklaThe Poujadist protests can shed light on today’s unrest – as well as on the many other populist movements agitating governments across the world. |
The John Birch Society is still influencing American politics, 60 years after its foundingby Christopher TowlerToday, while much of the John Birch Society exists online and through its bimonthly magazine, The New American, some conservatives are trying to reboot local chapters of the nonprofit corporation. |
The Civil Rights Movement for Intellectual Changeby Joshua Clark DavisMore than half a century since the 1960s, scholars and citizens alike continue to grapple with how our country should remember the civil rights movement. |
Why Did Gallup Omit Its Own Holocaust Poll?by Rafael MedoffThe Holocaust Museum has an exhibit about American attitudes toward Jewish refugees. And it's missing the most important part. |
Hungary: Zero Tolerance for Anti-Semitism?by Karl PfeiferPrime Minister Viktor Orbán’s claims to the contrary Jews are living in fear in Hungary – and with good reason. |