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Lindsay Oncken uses The Shining to articulate why we should talk about addiction during—and long after—the general election.
The Military as Realignment Test Case
Why might the military prove a petri dish in which to watch voters and parties realign? Douglas Ollivant explains.
Trump’s Rise Didn’t Come out of Nowhere
Lee Drutman writes on the past, present, and future of America’s political realignment.
Universal Basic Income and the New Corporatist Democrats
Alexander Holt examines how Universal Basic Income might finally find a champion.
Unpaid and Unpartisan
Unpaid work is an issue both parties can claim—but only if they start talking about it.
Natural Security Under President Obama
How has the U.S. fared on key natural security indicators over the past eight years?
Why Clinton’s Choice of Kaine is a Good Sign for Early Education Advocates
Kaine has a solid track record of advocating for increased access to pre-K
Creating the Perfect Setting: Prescribed Environments to Maximize DLLs’ Inclusion and Learning
Deciding on a classroom language model can be the first step towards creating a stable and consistent environment for young DLLs.
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Climate change was frontstage at the Olympic Opening Ceremony.