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If progressives are going to take down Trump, they need to stop making ineffective criticisms....
It is very easy to find ways to criticize Donald Trump. Because he has so many loathsome traits of character, Trump provides the prospective critic with ample possible lines of attack. It can be difficult to know where to start. Is it the bombast? The racism? The massive serial sexual assault? Is it...
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Banning smoking in public housing sounds unobjectionable, but subjects poor people to increasing surveillance and criminalization...
It is understandable, given everything else going on, that there has not been much controversy around Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) new plan to ban smoking in all public housing. And after all, why should there be controversy? Liberals like the smoking ban because it’s a public...
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It's Noam Chomsky's 88th Birthday! To celebrate, here's a piece from our latest print edition, in which Norbert Hornstein and Nathan Robinson defend Chomsky against some scurrilous criticisms.
Nearly everybody who ever writes about Noam Chomsky badly misstates his beliefs. That’s somewhat predictable, since the moment you discuss him to begin with, you’ve already rejected one of his most important principles, which is that when it comes to politics and science, the ideas advanced are far…
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Amber A'Lee Frost tries to find a decent meal in Times Square...
It’s an undignified way for an adult human being to carry their belongings. Take a cue from the locals and carry a purse (or—I’m sorry—“messenger bag,” if you’re really that insecure), but have some self-respect and get a grown-up bag. Moreover, wearing a backpack so guilelessly identifies one as an...
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To prevent fake news, the media needs to be offering real news...
Despite having decisively won the presidential election by the only measure that counts, the Electoral College, Donald Trump recently decided to call the legitimacy of the entire process into question. “In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct...
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Our new book, "Trump: Anatomy of a Monstrosity" is now accepting preorders... Ships on Inauguration Day.
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Donald Trump’s deal to save 800 jobs at the Carrier air-conditioner plant in Indiana that were scheduled to be outsourced to Mexico should confirm Democrats’ worst fears about the Donald: that he is an exceptionally talented politician, one with enough of a talent for messaging and enough willingnes...
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Examining why we care about public schools to begin with...
The same words can have very different connotations to listeners on the right and listeners on the left. When Donald Trump told his supporters that he would soon be sending Hillary Clinton to jail, liberals were appalled. They insisted Trump was behaving like an “authoritarian strongman” who promise...
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The first step to stopping climate change is for experts to behave as if it's an actual problem... https://www.currentaffairs.org/…/11/the-climate-change-prob…
Let me make a confession to you. I don’t believe that human-caused climate change is a serious problem. Now let me be clear: when I look at the empirical evidence, I am very much convinced that it is a serious problem. In fact, every time I dig into the facts, read the reports of experts, try to und...
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From their Frost/Christman film podcast: Amber Frost and Matthew Christman look back at a time when movies reflected a deep disenchantment with democracy... https://www.currentaffairs.org/…/frostchristman-paranoia-an…
From our latest print edition: Yasmin Nair takes on Arianna Huffington's phony concern for sleeplessness...
In her new book, The Sleep Revolution: Transforming Your Life, One Night at a Time, Huffington dramatically announces that we are in the middle of an unacknowledged sleep crisis. There is a problem in our society, Huffington tells us: we have forgotten how to sleep. Fortunately, sleepless readers ne...
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