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What The MLB Lockout Can Tell Us About Political Fandom And Sports Partisanship
FOTOILLUSTRATION VON FIVETHIRTYEIGHT / AP IMAGES Willkommen bei Pollapalooza, unserer wöchentlichen Umfragezusammenfassung. Gestern sollte der Eröffnungstag der Major League Baseball-Saison 2022 sein, aber er wurde … Read more
How Alabama’s Gerrymander Could Hurt Black Political Power Across The Country
Alabama’s controversial congressional ticket is now in the hands of the Supreme Court. But regardless of the outcome of the case, it could transform voting … Read more
Olympic Committee chief pushes back on China's political statements
International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach pushed back Friday against statements made by a Chinese official in what appeared to be a rare public reproach … Read more
Why The US And UK Treat Political Scandals Differently
In this installation of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, hosts of the British “Talking Politicspodcast, David Runciman other Helen Thompsondiscussing why the British public and some … 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
Want to know a secret? The Queen of England is hooked on political gossip
Press play to listen to this article LONDON — Britain’s ultimate Westminster insider is actually its queen. As head of state, Queen Elizabeth II must … Read more
How A Court Ruling In Alabama Could Boost Black Political Power Throughout The South
On January 24, Alabama became the second state (after Ohio) to receive a new convention card crushed in court. But while Ohio’s map was thrown … Read more
Nature on the Political Chopping Block
Sue Coe Inaction on climate and we all pay the price. The post Nature on the Political Chopping Block appeared first on The Nation.
Opinion | Let’s Be Real: The Supreme Court Is Political and Always Has Been.
After almost two centuries of condemning partisan courts, why can’t we accept that the Supreme Court has always been, and always will be, a political … Read more
