Rwanda has universal healthcare, no mass shootings, and a government that owns its past. We have the opposite of all three — and we're losing our democracy in the bargain.
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President Trump Kindly Reminds Working Americans That Their Problems Are Too Small to Think About
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Why Independent Writers May Be Democracy’s Most Important Actors Right Now
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What history's most untethered leaders have in common — and why the current case is different
97% of All Animal Species Lack a Backbone. Congress Is Simply Keeping Pace.
The Remora and the Republicans A peer-reviewed study in marine biology turns out to be the most accurate political journalism of the year
A French philosopher, a Greek king, and the movement that runs on permanent almost
Nation's capital braces for kaiju event of unprecedented aesthetic magnitude
We’re going to Mars. Here’s what it will do to us.
