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What omicron should teach us about collectivism: what may be less severe for individuals has been more severe for society.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was no fig leaf for wayward corporations and politicians. He was their harshest critic.
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Friday Q+A: Omicron's wakeOmicron cases are surging well beyond the heights we had previously thought possible. Hospitalizations are also setting record highs daily, thou…
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The fact that we still don’t have the testing capacity we need to ensure kids are safe in schools is the real problem.
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Our digitally intermediated conversations keep sorting us into extremes — and driving our polarization.
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Friday Q+A: 2022It’s a new year—even though it feels a lot like the last one. What’s got you excited, anxious, or just plain stumped about 2022?
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The rightwing information war machine is carrying on the work of the Jan. 6 insurrection with their lies. Don’t do their work for them.
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And what it means for 2022.
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Friday Q+A: The Democratic PartyIt’s been rather en vogue among has-been Democratic consultants to blame the Democratic party’s impending demise at the polls in ‘22 on Progress…
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For too long, we’ve failed to show how climate change hurts this part of the country. It might be why so few people there see it as a threat.
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How come the economy doesn’t feel as good as the metrics say it is? Because the metrics are out of date and out of touch.
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Friday Q+A: Why don't we care about our country's footprint abroad?Between the diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics, Russia amassing its troops on the Ukraine border, and the ongoing rise of authoritarians…
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