Jamelle Bouie
Republicans Are Following Trump to Nowhere
There’s an impeachment lesson hiding in the president’s failure to produce the political results he wants.
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There’s an impeachment lesson hiding in the president’s failure to produce the political results he wants.
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Five short documentaries follow the immigrants who make America great.
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Leaked emails from a top Trump aide test our capacity for outrage.
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His controversial speeches offer a message to conservative elites: Even under Trump, it will always be the Reagan era.
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The dangers of flavored e-cigarettes are clear. But the administration blinked.
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Congress should require Mexico to bolster employees’ rights before signing off on a new trade pact.
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The almost complete shutdown imposed over the weekend sets a new oppressive benchmark.
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Without tourism, it’s easy to imagine the Serengeti turned into cattle ranches.
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By opening the door to a new founding charter, Chileans are ready to build their own future — by dismantling the constitutional edifice that Augusto Pinochet left behind.
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Communist leaders engage in modern-day totalitarian brainwashing, bizarre lies and industrial-level indoctrination to suppress Muslims.
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Prosecutors and police should honor the will of the voters and implement long-overdue changes.
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Money can’t buy the good will of a crucial Democratic constituency, black voters, ahead of a likely presidential bid.
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A federal tax break intended to draw investment to lower-income areas has become one more way for the rich to avoid paying taxes.
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The secretary of state’s behavior has been cowardly and self-serving.
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His apology for the stop-and-frisk policy is politically convenient.
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Marie Yovanovitch chose her country over what others might think of her.
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A bad day for the president, from Roger Stone’s criminal conviction to Marie Yovanovitch’s moral conviction.
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