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The Moderate Voice

It’s not Trump’s Supreme Court. It’s Mitch McConnell’s. - Trump is a symptom, not the disease. Trump did not put three conservatives on the court in one term. McConnell did. The post It’s not Trump’s Supreme Cou...
2 hours ago
Balloon Juice

War for Ukraine Day 794: Russia Has Just Bombarded Ukraine Again - (Image by NEIVANMADE) A quick housekeeping note: DO NOT engage with the trolls. That is all. Russia has spent the last several hours bombarding Ukraine. ...
3 hours ago
Althouse

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4 hours ago
Politico Top Stories

The Trump Trial Takes a Turn - David Pecker's testimony delivered a win for the prosecution. The Supreme Court hearing in D.C. was another story.
4 hours ago
Swampland

From Military Coups to Selling Nuclear Secrets, Supreme Court Wrestles With Implications of Granting Trump Immunity - “This case has huge implications for the presidency, for the future of the presidency, for the future of the country,” said Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
1 day ago
In Medias Res

On George Scialabba and the Left Conservative Possibility - *[A version of this piece is cross-posted to Current]* How might one politically categorize the following statement? *[M]y apparently disparate-sounding...
1 week ago
AmSpecBlog

It’s Bigger Than NPR’s Katherine Maher - If Katherine Maher isn’t in the market for a crisis PR professional already, she should be. The new NPR CEO, who took over at the taxpayer-funded radio s...
1 week ago
Obsidian Wings

The eyes have it - I hope I'm not stepping on Janie's post, I'm always grateful to her for keeping the home fires lit, but this article caught my eye as it were and I thought...
1 week ago
Jeffrey Goldberg

A Great Day for *The Atlantic* - For the third consecutive year, the American Society of Magazine Editors has bestowed upon The Atlantic its top prize.
3 weeks ago
FP Passport

Japan Finally Got Inflation. Nobody Is Happy About It. - After 25 years of deflation, the public is mad about price rises.
3 months ago
Stephen M. Walt

Japan Finally Got Inflation. Nobody Is Happy About It. - After 25 years of deflation, the public is mad about price rises.
3 months ago
NeoConstant

Discover How To Create a Buyer Loyalty Program in 8 easy Steps - A consumer loyalty application is a customer-going through marketing method designed to create incentives for human beings to keep to choose and have inter...
7 months ago
Pat Buchanan

Putin’s ‘Winter War’ on Ukraine - [image: Putin's 'Winter War' on Ukraine By Patrick Buchanan]In the final days of this lame-duck Congress, before control of the House passes to Republicans...
1 year ago
Talking Points Memo

Listen to This: The Race To Ban Abortion - A new episode of The Josh Marshall Podcast is live! This week, Kate and guest host Nicole Lafond discuss the...
2 years ago
Eunomia

Stop ‘Reassuring’ Reckless Clients in the Middle East - The U.S. can afford to end support of clients who behave abhorrently and use the weapons we provided to commit atrocities. The post Stop ‘Reassuring’ Rec...
3 years ago
Matthew Yglesias

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4 years ago
TAPPED

Five Key Takeaways From Israel’s Indecisive Election Rerun - Heidi Levine/Sipa/Pool via AP Benjamin Netanyahu at a voting station in Jerusalem, September 17, 2019 Anyone expecting clarity from Israel’s electoral re...
4 years ago
Will Wilkinson

Live Chat – The Density Divide: Urbanization, Polarization & Populist Backlash - I discuss my new paper on polarization and the rise of ethno-nationalist populism as overlooked side-effects of urbanization in this free-wheeling live cha...
4 years ago
Marc Ambinder

What Are Heartburn Home Remedies - Are you suffering from heartburn? Are you in search for the effective heartburn remedies that will solve your problem? You’re in luck! Continue reading for...
6 years ago
The American Scene

Cassandra's DeLorean -
6 years ago
Ta-Nehisi Coates

Five Books to Make You Less Stupid About the Civil War - *Editor’s Note:* This article previously appeared in a different format as part of The Atlantic’s Notes section, retired in 2021. On Monday, the retired...
6 years ago
Megan McArdle

Adjust contrast of a pdf free - Closer to the eye of the shooter, this is because Preview is quite literally applying a filter to each individual page of the PDF you are saving. the proce...
6 years ago
The Politics of Scrabble

Benefits Of Donating Money To Charity - There are many charities in the world dedicated to different causes. It all comes down to what you value the most. What do you consider a priority? Do you ...
7 years ago
some political

2016 Toyota Prius Price - It’s a surprising move for Toyota since it will be the first ever that the Japanese carmaker will be launching a vehicle in the Sin City. But many motoring...
8 years ago
Andrew Sullivan

It Is Accomplished - As Gandhi never quite said, First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they attack you. Then you win. I remember one of the first TV debates I had...
8 years ago
But, I am a Liberal!

Closing a Door, Opening Another - This blog has been in operation for nearly 10 years, which is much longer than I could have imagined it going when I first started. I feel now is a fine t...
8 years ago
The Long War Journal

New jihadist leader in Dagestan denounces Islamic State defectors - [image: Screen Shot 2015-02-15 at 9.38.12 PM.png] The Islamic Caucasus Emirate's (ICE) leader in Dagestan, Said Arakanskiy, denounced the jihadists who d...
9 years ago
The American Conservative

ISIS, the Neocons, and Obama’s Choices - Though Congress and the president are out of town, the final weeks …
9 years ago
Glenn Greenwald

Exclusive: Despite escalating government intimidation, Greenwald will “force the issue” and visit U.S. - Months after the first insinuations that he risks arrest if he visits the US, Greenwald is more concerned than ever
10 years ago
Elizabeth Nolan Brown

<> ARCHIVAL <> - This is a personal blog I kept between January 2008 and early 2013. RIP. For professional blogging I did during this period, see AARP.org and Blisstree.com...
10 years ago
Publius Endures

A few thoughts on WalMart and "Economic Triumphalism" - *Dave's note: I haven't blogged in two years so please pardon any rust that may accompany this post. * A couple of weeks ago, the League of Ordinary Gentl...
11 years ago
The Diary of a Secular Conservative

Mixed Feelings - We tend to do this a lot in life. We start wandering down a dark path, lose sight of where we’re going, and then fail to see the forest from the trees. We,...
13 years ago
Indistinct Union

Announcing New Integral Blog: Beams and Struts - I’m as of now placing all of my integral writing on the new group site Beams and Struts: An Integral Inquiry Into The Post-Postmodern Age. It is a joint v...
14 years ago
The Left Conservative

Another book, Another candidate - By Dylan Hales Mike Gravel has a campaign bio himself coming out soon also. Gravel of course made waives this week by announcing that he has now switched ...
16 years ago
The Plank

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Environment and Energy

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Ross Douthat

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The New Christians

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L'Hôte

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Upturned Earth

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The Corner

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The Debatable Land

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Ladyblog

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Taki’s Magazine

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Postmodern Conservative

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Civitate

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The Spine

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Damon Linker

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The Confabulum

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