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EU Presidential Election Reflects Divisions By Phillip Howard

Aug 1

Aug 1 EU Presidential Election Reflects Divisions By Phillip Howard

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Political Polarization Is About Feelings, Not Facts By Robert B. Talisse

Jul 31

Jul 31 Political Polarization Is About Feelings, Not Facts By Robert B. Talisse

American Politics

NY-22 Minute: Brindisi Votes Against Budget Bill; Spars with Tenney on Twitter By Luke Perry

Jul 30

Jul 30 NY-22 Minute: Brindisi Votes Against Budget Bill; Spars with Tenney on Twitter By Luke Perry

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Without School, A ‘Lost Generation’ of Rohingya Refugee Children Face Uncertain Future By Rubayat Jesmin

Jul 29

Jul 29 Without School, A ‘Lost Generation’ of Rohingya Refugee Children Face Uncertain Future By Rubayat Jesmin

International Politics

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Challenges Facing Britain’s New Prime Minister By Phillip Howard

Jul 28

Jul 28 Challenges Facing Britain’s New Prime Minister By Phillip Howard

British Politics

Democracy in Africa: Success Stories That Have Defied The Odds By Nic Cheeseman

Jul 28

Jul 28 Democracy in Africa: Success Stories That Have Defied The Odds By Nic Cheeseman

African Politics

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Boris Johnson Mirrors Trump's Style; Differs in Education & Experience By Joshua Turner

Jul 26

Jul 26 Boris Johnson Mirrors Trump's Style; Differs in Education & Experience By Joshua Turner

British Politics

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Media Coverage of Mueller's Testimony Off the Mark By Shana Gadarian

Jul 25

Jul 25 Media Coverage of Mueller's Testimony Off the Mark By Shana Gadarian

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The Mueller Hearing and the Death of Facts By Lee McIntyre

Jul 25

Jul 25 The Mueller Hearing and the Death of Facts By Lee McIntyre

Trump Presidency

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Is Boris Johnson Britain’s Trump? By Stephen Barber

Jul 24

Jul 24 Is Boris Johnson Britain’s Trump? By Stephen Barber

British Politics

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What is at Stake in the Strait of Hormuz? By Rockford Weitz

Jul 23

Jul 23 What is at Stake in the Strait of Hormuz? By Rockford Weitz

International Politics

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The U.S.-British Special Relationship Is Wounded, But Not Dead By James Bruno

Jul 22

Jul 22 The U.S.-British Special Relationship Is Wounded, But Not Dead By James Bruno

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What School Segregation Looks Like in the U.S. Today By Erica Frankenberg

Jul 21

Jul 21 What School Segregation Looks Like in the U.S. Today By Erica Frankenberg

American Politics

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NY-22 Minute: Brindisi Votes Against Raising Minimum Wage By Luke Perry

Jul 19

Jul 19 NY-22 Minute: Brindisi Votes Against Raising Minimum Wage By Luke Perry

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Three Democrats seeking to challenge John Katko in NY-24 By Luke Perry

Jul 18

Jul 18 Three Democrats seeking to challenge John Katko in NY-24 By Luke Perry

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How Immigrants Give American Companies a Powerful Boost Against Chinese Rivals By Benjamin Graham

Jul 17

Jul 17 How Immigrants Give American Companies a Powerful Boost Against Chinese Rivals By Benjamin Graham

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NY-22 Minute: Brindisi Votes to Condemn "President Trump's Racist Comments," Says Targeted Congresswomen Unhelpful Too By Luke Perry

Jul 16

Jul 16 NY-22 Minute: Brindisi Votes to Condemn "President Trump's Racist Comments," Says Targeted Congresswomen Unhelpful Too By Luke Perry

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What is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty? Here’s Why It’s Still Important By Ian Johnstone

Jul 16

Jul 16 What is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty? Here’s Why It’s Still Important By Ian Johnstone

International Politics

Tom Steyer Much More Likely to Influence Issues Than Secure 2020 Nomination By Phillip Howard

Jul 15

Jul 15 Tom Steyer Much More Likely to Influence Issues Than Secure 2020 Nomination By Phillip Howard

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Why States and Cities Should Stop Handing Out Billions in Economic Incentives to Companies By Nathan Jensen

Jul 12

Jul 12 Why States and Cities Should Stop Handing Out Billions in Economic Incentives to Companies By Nathan Jensen

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