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Don't Make This Mistake During Open Enrollment | Opinion

Over the next few weeks, as millions of Americans go through the "open enrollment" period for health care, Big Insurance is preparing a tens-of-...

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Mark Pocan And Wendell Potter

A Hidden Catch-22 That Could Ruin Donald Trump's Plans | Opinion

Ancient Greek mariners sailing through the Strait of Messina had a dilemma. Stick to the Calabrian side and risk tearing up their ship on a rocky...

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Matt Robison

Trump Is Obsessed With Destroying the Media | Opinion

Re-electing Donald Trump—a 34-time convicted felon who incited an insurrection—has, unsurprisingly, had immediate negative effects. There has been...

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Dara Brewton

Elton John on how inclusion and empathy are essential to ending AIDS

In 2024, we have seen more incredible scientific breakthroughs in the HIV response, with new long-acting prevention medicines offering real hope of...

yesterday 5

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Elton John

Pete Hegseth Is Wrong on Women in Combat | Opinion

Some of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks have sent shockwaves through the country. With the choice of Peter Hegseth for secretary of...

yesterday 3

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Chandler Cole And Johanna Crisman

The Promising Future of Journalism in a Digital Age | Opinion

Many argue that the future of journalism is bleak, but I contend that it has never been more promising, driven by its resilience, the coexistence...

yesterday 2

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Lisa Gordon-Miller

AI Biases Are Ushering In a New Era of Gender Apartheid | Opinion

The proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI)—from chatbots to smart thermostats and video games—is making it harder to be a woman. In...

yesterday 3

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Najla Mohammed El Mangoush

America's Biggest Employers Should Do More To Support Families | Opinion

We keep a communal pack-and-play at our office in the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C. It makes life easier for the mothers who...

yesterday 3

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Alexandra Desanctis And Nathanael Blake

The Craven Warmongers' Smears of Tulsi Gabbard Are Outrageous | Opinion

President-elect Donald Trump recently named veteran and former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard to be his director of national intelligence....

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Lev Golinkin

Elon Musk's DOGE Is a Great Idea. Trump Should Make It Permanent | Opinion

The etymology of "doge" is kind of amazing. It started as a meme depicting a skeptical-looking Shiba Inu dog. Then came Dogecoin—a cryptocurrency....

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Joel Thayer

Criminal Justice Reform Didn't Die on Nov. 5 | Opinion

As pundits compete to explain the results of this year's presidential election, a familiar narrative has emerged about local election results: the...

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Rachel Marshall

I'm a Civil Rights Lawyer. I'm Terrified Trump's Coming Back | Opinion

On election night, I watched the results come in like everyone else, with my own fears acting as a filter for the news that Donald Trump would be...

previous day 4

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Charles Coleman Jr

Trump Should Consider Using Recess Appointments | Opinion

"There will be no recess appointments," outgoing Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell reportedly told president-elect Donald Trump of his new...

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Paul Du Quenoy

The Supreme Court Could Strike Down Trump Recess Appointments | Opinion

The Supreme Court could easily strike down President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks if he tries to kneecap the Senate confirmation process with...

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Thomas G. Moukawsher 

We Need a New Civil Rights Movement, Built on Love | Opinion

As I woke on the day after Donald Trump's election back to the White House, I realized a painful truth—The country I love doesn't love me back. I...

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Alanah Odoms

To Recover, Democrats Must Disavow Their Own 'Project 2025' | Opinion

It's no secret that some of the Republican Party has been hijacked by right-wing extremism. But even as the Trump campaign doubled down on its...

previous day 3

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Daniel Lubetzky

Freedom Stands with Ukraine. Will We? | Opinion

War is hell. A criminal war of aggression is worse. It's been 10 years since Russia invaded Ukraine to strip away its sovereignty, subjugate its...

previous day 3

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Andrew Chakhoyan

Elon Musk Overseeing a Department for Transparency Is the Ultimate Troll

The famously two-faced and litigious Elon Musk has brought his double standards on free speech and accountability to a new department in Washington...

previous day 3

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Amber Scorah And Rebecca Petras

Trump Is Bringing Back Economic Patriotism | Opinion

In an interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, then-candidate Donald Trump made waves when he declared that "the most beautiful word...in the dictionary...

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John A. Burtka

Russia Would Sell Out Iran in a Heartbeat | Opinion

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he has a black belt in judo, which, as he likes to say, has taught him an important life...

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Joseph Epstein

Time for Tough Treatment of Tech's TikTok | Opinion

For most people, TikTok is a harmless social media platform enjoyed by 300 million users in Europe and the United States. However, behind the dance...

monday 9

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Anders Fogh Rasmussen

The Signs of Diminishing Democracy | Opinion

President-elect Donald Trump made policy promises on the campaign trail that I have heard many times before from authoritarian leaders around the...

monday 5

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Tirana Hassan

South America Is Disrespecting the U.S.—Because It's Now China's Backyard

Peru gave Xi Jinping a warm welcome last week when he arrived for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Lima. The Chinese leader was even...

monday 5

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Gordon G. Chang

Benjamin Netanyahu Stands Between Israel and Peace | Opinion

Israel is right about Hamas and Hezbollah. Nothing justifies the existence of these Iran-backed criminal organizations, their aggression against...

monday 1

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Dan Perry

Trump's War on the D.C. Establishment Requires This Exact Cabinet | Opinion

When President-elect Donald Trump was first elected president in 2016, he talked about "draining the swamp" and fundamentally changing Washington....

monday 4

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Jonathan Tobin

Robert Lighthizer Is the Right Choice for Trump's Treasury | Opinion

Robert Lighthizer is the obvious choice to be Treasury Secretary in a second Trump administration. As the architect of Trump's first-term trade...

monday 4

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Kenneth Rapoza

German Government Collapse Is a Bad Sign for Europe | Opinion

Germany's "traffic-light" coalition is dead, thanks to its finance minister's refusal to let Chancellor Olaf Scholz open the spending floodgates....

monday 3

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Isabel Schatzschneider

GDP Is the Wrong Way To Measure America's Economic Strength | Opinion

Of all the current divides in American society, among the most far-reaching and historically significant is also the least discussed: the gap...

monday 7

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Wesley Ulm

Dear President-Elect Trump, Here's a Recipe for Energy Success | Opinion

There were many surprises in the 2024 election. But one thing stood out with remarkable clarity: You can't be elected president without supporting...

monday 10

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Mike Sommers

How Much Influence Will Netanyahu Have Over Donald Trump? | Opinion

In May 2018, President Donald Trump famously pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal. It was the undoing of his predecessor, President Barack Obama's,...

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Yaakov Katz

Donald Trump Is Set to Make MAGA America's Defining Political Movement

When one considers Donald Trump's Cabinet selections announced thus far, there are a few themes that emerge. One discernible theme, which has been...

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Josh Hammer

Donald Trump, Matt Gaetz, and Caligula's Horse | Opinion

President-elect Donald Trump's choice of Matt Gaetz for attorney general ranks next to the story of Roman Emperor Caligula deciding to nominate his...

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Thomas G. Moukawsher 

Paraguay Is Transforming Into the Silicon Valley of South America

Paraguay, a relatively large South American country roughly the same size as the U.S. state of California, has historically been overshadowed by...

15.11.2024 10

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Arick Wierson

With the Election Behind Us, Let's Reject Contempt | Opinion

Two years ago, my organization, the Dignity Index, issued a warning to our country: Our national addiction to dehumanizing contempt had reached a...

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Tim Shriver

Harris Lost Catholic Voters Because She Didn't Try To Win Them | Opinion

The morning I found out Kamala Harris wasn't going to the Al Smith Dinner, I was dumbfounded. Critics might argue that the event is about cozying...

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Christopher Hale

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