Bernie monsters the moderates
The progressive powerhouse made the most of CNN’s strange debate format
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Wednesday
Pedophiles, politics and the fantasies of the Left
Left-leaning media tell us that children are hot and sexually available
When will Tulsi Gabbard become a Republican?
Exploring the burning subtext of a Democratic presidential campaign
A night with nine people at a Marianne Williamson watch party
Ten if you count the dog
The Democrats’ stillborn revolution
The tepid centrists may not be inspiring, but they signify a problem for the likes of Sanders and Warren
Monday
Trump’s truths about Baltimore
The Democrats can’t resist Trump’s provocations, and they keep making his case for him
Saturday
The winners and losers of a minimum wage hike
Opposing a federal hike isn’t just about political philosophy. It’s about practicality too
Friday
Silicon Valley is your government now
The government has done nothing to meet the challenge of creating a new generation of graduates qualified for a future world
Donald Trump, signed, sealed, delivered
Is there more disaffection among conservative youth with Trump than anyone had surmised?
Wednesday
The problem of Beijing Biden
The former VP’s campaign is teetering – but maybe not for the reason he thinks
Mueller testifies – Trump wins
The special counsel’s performance evokes sympathy – but the president emerges stronger as a result
The painful, pointless testimony of Robert S. Mueller III
I almost felt sorry for the former special counsel
‘Doubling down’ is Donald Trump’s greatest triumph
The president is becoming a symbol of good for everyone who does not think he is a symbol of evil
Tuesday
One academic’s fight for the rights of Uighurs
‘This is one of the most serious violations of human rights in this century’
Microsoft, Google and the artificial intelligence race
Both companies want to be central to the development of the thinking machine
Saturday
The talented Mr Hawley
What to make of the freshman senator already dominating the Right?
Friday
Apollo 11 was nowhere near woke enough
The usual suspects are preparing their difficult questions about the Moon landing
Mark Levin puts war first and America last
His bleating about Rand Paul is pathetic
What will anyone learn from the Detroit debates?
The Democratic circus is heading for the Midwest
The progressive crusade for DC statehood
Local advocates are skeptical of Democrats running away with the issue
Why did you participate in the FaceApp challenge?
The app’s privacy policy allows the app to collect information sent by your device
What to ask Mueller
The special counsel, like Garbo, just wants to be left alone. But his report leaves some very important questions unanswered
Thursday
On Jeffrey Epstein and a New Yorker attack on me
This is my defense
Wednesday
The nationalist surprise
The movement is beginning because conventional politics is at an end
Elon Musk’s brain game
The tech magnate is on a mission to save the world from the attack of the Killer Robots
The white supremacy phantom
Does Donald Trump’s habit of tweaking the commentariat mean he must be impeached?
Tuesday
The new nationalism is here
And Peter Thiel and Tucker Carlson are its stars.
Sunday
Mayor Pete, alleged homosexual, shall not be mocked
The New Republic bends over and takes one for corporate neoliberalism
Saturday
Who counts as a journalist, anyway?
Many of us are still clinging to a mindset in which the ‘journalist’ is hailed as an ideal without prejudice or bias
Friday
Fred Fleitz is the most confrontational person I’ve met in journalism
A reported candidate for director of national intelligence is already roiling Washington
Adios, Acosta! Labor secretary resigns
Trump goes from one Hispanic cabinet member to zero
Thursday
The shadow campaign of Tom Steyer
How a billionaire turned his two-and-a-half year email gathering operation into an ego trip
Who will clean up America’s voter rolls?
There are several instances of counties having more registered voters than voting age residents
10 things I’d like to see in ‘a whole new Twitter’
I have taken the liberty of proposing some changes that will actually benefit Twitter’s user base