Let’s Take the Republican Policy Challenge
No, they are not. For Republicans to believe that Trump will govern responsibly, they have to believe that his campaign is a ...
Gregg Wallace was warned he ‘picks women like cars’ after 3 divorces… which included marriage that lasted just SIX weeks
GREGG Wallace is used to watching contestants sweat under pressure on MasterChef – but now he has found himself in hot water too.  The BBC presenter, 59, has been accused of making ...
The New Yorker6d
Ukraine’s Waiting Game
The war is being fought in part to defend Ukraine’s decision to integrate with Europe, but it’s also estranging Ukrainians ...
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I’m autistic and Badenoch’s sloppy pamphlet gets neurodiversity all wrong
The shadow Housing Secretary has endorsed comments on neurodiversity that are 'wildly offensive', says our neurodivergent ...
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Students across the U.S. want more civics education, but far too few schools teach it
Only 49% of students who took the most recent NAEP exam said they have a class that is mainly focused on civics.
The New Yorker5d
Kamala Harris’s Hundred-Day Campaign
Three months ago, the Vice-President was fighting for respect in Washington. Can she defy her doubters—and end the Trump era?
Washington Blade5d
Thom Gunn bio explores joys, complexities of modern gay life
But this first biography makes me feel like I know him and his large body of work intimately. Michael Nott, coeditor of “The ...
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Clickbait, AI and Global Boiling
This may seem like a big step away from the day’s main topics, the U.S. Israeli genocidal warism, the rising tide of demented ...
The Hechinger Report on MSN3d
COLUMN: Students want more civics education, but far too few schools teach it
Three weeks before a ferociously contested U.S. election, the views and voices of students should be heard louder than ever – ...
The New York Times4d
Harris Needs a Closing Argument. Here’s One.
It’s time for Kamala Harris to deliver her closing argument for why she deserves to be the next president. Here’s what I think she should say. My fellow citizens, When the tumultuous history ...
Scientific American3d
Numbers Are Persuasive—If Used in Moderation
In a series of studies, we set out to answer those questions. Our findings reveal that numbers have persuasive power—but they need to be employed with care to compel action. The lessons we ...
National Review4d
John Noonan
Beijing deserves the ire it invites from U.S. officials and consumers. But using a good argument to push a dumb bill does not make the dumb bill a good idea. The 2021 Afghanistan debacle ...