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Make it 50, Mr President. Go to South Dakota!
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The deadly responses of law enforcement to situations we would consider relatively benign makes sense when you...
A squib in the popular press. A recollected anecdote. A recent law review article. A reference to...
Matt Yglesias achieves Maximum Voxosity with the Voxiest of all Vox articles ever.
A verdict in Rome from which there will be no further appeal.
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Alex Knapp tweets about the historical intersection between religion and science as it relates to geocentrism.
"Well-rounded" may not mean what you think it means.
Who needs state-by-state exit polls? The Washington Post does. That's who.
