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The Fate of Res Publica

It may surprise you to learn how much we have in common with Americans of the 1790s: extreme political polarization, crazy conspiracy theories, parti…

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Andrew Bacevich Has Seen This Movie Before

There is a pattern in U.S. history of a nation seeking redemption through war, attempting to restore its global standing and credibility after a humi…

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Choosing War

In February Russia chose war with Ukraine. In response, the U.S. chose to dramatically increase aid and arms shipments to Kyiv. But now that a frozen…

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What Went Wrong on D-Day (And How the Germans Nearly Won)

On this 78th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Nazi-occupied France, military historian Cathal Nolan discusses the chaos and confusion that prevai…

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How Democrats Lost Blue-Collar Labor

With the midterm elections approaching and Democrats expecting to be drubbed, it's time to ask whether the party has made any progress fixing its whi…

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Dred Scott, the Worst Ruling Ever

The U.S. Supreme Court, one of our bedrock judicial institutions, has been on the wrong side of history time and again. But as the arbiter of the Con…

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NATO Forever

Take a look at a map of the NATO countries today and compare it to one from 1989. It's a remarkable change. And what once seemed far-fetched is now c…

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America's First Replacement Theorists

Replacement theory -- the racist ideology that claims elites are abetting immigrants to disempower or eliminate native white people -- has been aroun…

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The History of Abortion

Long before Roe v. Wade established a constitutional right to an abortion -- indeed, centuries before abortion became one of the most divisive issues…

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Slavery and the Constitution: Kate Masur

This is the fourth installment in an occasional series that will focus on slavery, the Constitution, and the ongoing debate over the meaning of the A…

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