Can The Jan. 6 Hearings Change Public Opinion?
In Part 2 of this episode of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, Galen Druke speaks with Kaleigh Rogers about the ongoing hearings of the House Special … Read more
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Supreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion shows
Eine mit den Beratungen des Gerichts vertraute Person sagte, dass vier der anderen von den Republikanern ernannten Richter – Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh … Read more
Opinion | ‘I Applied for Asylum Within American Pop Culture’
Billy Wilder, Fred Zinnemann, Thomas Mann, Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill, Helmut Newton, Marlene Dietrich, Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer, Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff escaped. … Read more
Opinion | The Nixon I Saw in the Final Days of the 1968 Campaign
Nixon, who until then had been leading in the polls against Humphrey, thought about it for a very few moments, then told me, “Get President … Read more
Opinion | The Covid Emergency Is Ending. Here’s What We Should Do Next.
It’s time for a similar shift on Covid-19. With Omicron’s astonishing surge and so many still dying tragically each day, Americans may feel like such … Read more
Opinion | How Trump Flushed the Presidential Honor System Down the Toilet
Suppose you elected as president a person who habitually readcheats at golfcheats on his spousesappears to cheat on his taxesattempted to steal to election, reneges … Read more
Opinion | The World Is Sliding Toward Authoritarianism. So Are the Olympics.
The authoritarian challenge to democracy and human rights is arguably the defining geopolitical story of our time. Instead of bucking this trend, the IOC appears … Read more
Opinion | Political TV Shows Have Never Been Worse. Sitcoms Are the Exception.
It’s hard to get away with so much poignancy in a sitcom because that’s not what sitcoms are designed for. In fact, the sitcom might … Read more
Opinion | The New York Times Is Becoming Amazon. And That’s a Good Thing.
In some ways the Just is reassembling the traditional bundle of newspapers, dating back to the 1890s when the New York dailies of William Randolph … Read more
Opinion | Why Ukraine Matters
These claims are all either true, have some truth to them, or are, at least, reasonable and worth debating. Yet, Ukraine should matter to us … Read more
