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Matt RobisonNewsweek |
President Donald Trump is directly and intentionally attacking the functioning of our collective brain in order to achieve his own quixotic ends.
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In politics, we sometimes miss the trees for the forest. Election analysis is usually about the three "Ms": money, media, and maps: what campaigns...
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Republican Sen. Marco Rubio just suggested that if President Joe Biden withdraws as the Democrats' nominee he should also resign as president. This...
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