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How Behavioral Science Can Help Truth Triumph Over Baseless Accusations
Reframing media coverage of Trump's claims would disincentivize him from making baseless statements.
How the Trump Administration May Be Skirting Its Own Ethics Rules
The hiring of three former lobbyists to work in the White House raises questions.
Will Cuts to Public Broadcasting Silence Native Radio Stations?
There are 60 stations licensed to tribes or tribal entities in the United States. They stand to lose a lot if Trump cuts federal funding.
Resign, Jeff Sessions. It’s Not About Russia, It’s About Justice
Jeff Sessions III is a holdover from an age when more people believed that certain groups were exempt from the rule of law.
Beyond a Two-State Solution: Justice and Self-Determination for Palestinians
There are many possible arrangements, and creative dreamers are beginning to articulate options.
The US’s New Democracy: Radical Possibilities in the Era of Trump
As opposition to Donald Trump's discriminatory policies grows, so does the possibility of unification behind a revived radical left.
As Jeff Sessions Scandal Brews, Pressure Grows for a Public Probe of Trump’s Ties to Russia
We speak to David Cay Johnston, the author of “The Making of Donald Trump.”
Billionaire Wilbur Ross Confirmed as Commerce Secretary Despite Questions Over Russian Ties
We speak to James Henry about his latest piece, “Wilbur Ross Comes to D.C. With an Unexamined History of Russian Connections.”
Challenging Islamophobia in All Its Forms: What About the Mamilla Cemetery?
For many Jews, standing in solidarity with Muslims is new.
What India’s Experience With Modi Can Teach the US About Trump
If the US wants to see where the Trump era could lead, India under fascist Narendra Modi offers a good idea.