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English Learners Need More Federal Support to Succeed, Not Less
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Has the US Ever Assassinated a World Leader Before?
The U.S. Built a Blueprint to Avoid Civilian War Casualties. Trump Officials Scrapped It.
Powering Down
The next decade may see a reversal of the traditional political career pathway, as politicians look to states to meet their ambitions.
Should We Take the ‘Foreign’ Out of Foreign Policy?
The divide between domestic and foreign policy that we were all trained in is an artifact of the 1980s and ’90s.
We’re on the Brink of a New Era of Political Reform
Dissatisfaction with the status quo reveals that this is the time when political possibilities expand—but also when we should be careful.
Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Are Closing the ‘God Gap’
The graying of the church and the rise of “exvangelicals” might give progressives political momentum ahead of 2020. But will it be enough?
Where Brexit Meets the Troubles on the Irish Border
Patrick Radden Keefe’s new book unearths the barbed history of the Troubles at a time when they’re still a wound in present-day politics.
The Political Outlook Isn’t Good for Blue Cities in Red States
An investigation into the right’s success at state-level organizing—and how the left can achieve the same.
‘The Invisibles’ Is German History Hiding in Plain Sight
The new docudrama illuminates a piece of oft-ignored Holocaust history—and it does so at a crucial political moment.
