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Colombia Diary — Thursday

Kevin Drum | August 13, 2019
Colombia Diary — Wednesday

Kevin Drum | August 12, 2019
Republicans Already Had a Chance to Address White Supremacy. They Failed.
"Could that be a hate hoax?"

Jeremy Schulman | August 12, 2019
Colombia Diary — Tuesday

Kevin Drum | August 11, 2019
Don’t Let Anyone Tell Trump How Much His New Intelligence Chief Disagrees With Him
Probably because Joseph Maguire "has impressive military and NCTC management experience."

Dan Spinelli | August 9, 2019
Nancy Pelosi Still Hasn’t Learned the Biggest Lesson From Watergate
Author Rick Perlstein wrote the book on Nixon, who resigned 45 years ago.

Jacob Rosenberg | August 9, 2019

“It Creates a Culture of Fear”: How Crime Tracking Apps Incite Unnecessary Panic
The Citizen app purports "to keep people safe and informed," but what it actually does is more complicated.

Abigail Weinberg | August 9, 2019
Should Clergy Be Required to Report Abusers Who Confess?
In most states, they don't have to.

Madison Pauly | August 5, 2019
There’s a ‘Toxic Fallout’ From the Notre-Dame Disaster: Lead Contamination
A French environmental group is suing the city over widespread lead dust contamination.

Feargus O'Sullivan | August 3, 2019
A Teen Scientist Figured out How to Suck Microplastics from the Ocean. There May Be Hope for Humanity.
We called him up and it gets even better.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | August 2, 2019
150 Years Later, Slavery Reparations Are on the Agenda Again
William Darity Jr. on Marianne Williamson's remarkable debate moment and the Black activists who made it possible.

Edwin Rios | August 2, 2019
After 2 Decades, Democrats Still Don’t Agree on When to Leave Afghanistan
But two veterans have promised to withdraw during their first year in office.

Dan Spinelli | August 1, 2019
Taylor Swift Might Actually Have A Good Album After All
Her newest single is a welcome return to what made her the heartbreak queen of America.

Sam Van Pykeren | July 26, 2019
The Screw-Up Behind the Hilarious Presidential Seal Fiasco, Explained
"Zero malicious intent."

Abigail Weinberg | July 25, 2019
The Anti-Trump Resistance Has Spawned a New Crop of Hucksters
"Grifting has some kind of negative intent. We're patriots."

Tim Murphy | July/August 2019 Issue
The Untold Story of the Progressive Insurgency That Is Remaking Congress
"We call it a new kind of centrism."

Kara Voght | July 22, 2019
“Love It or Leave It” Has a Racist History. A Lot of America’s Language Does.
"Historically, when people of color criticize America, they've been deemed un-American and unpatriotic, but when white people criticize America, it is normal."

Jacob Rosenberg | July 20, 2019
Native Hawaiians Protesting Construction on a Sacred Mountain Prepare "For the Long Haul"
Activists have set up camp to protect Mauna Kea from the impacts of a giant telescope.

Delilah Friedler | July 19, 2019
Trump’s EPA Just Made Its Final Decision Not to Ban a Pesticide That Hurts Kids’ Brains
The president has quite a chummy relationship with chlorpyrifos' maker, DowDupont.

Tom Philpott | July 18, 2019
Don’t Overreact to FaceApp. There Are Bigger Tech Risks Out There.
Misplaced concerns about the Russian-made photo app may distract from Silicon Valley's real issues.

Ali Breland | July 18, 2019

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Colombia Diary — Thursday

Colombia Diary — Wednesday

Republicans Already Had a Chance to Address White Supremacy. They Failed.
"Could that be a hate hoax?"

Colombia Diary — Tuesday

Don’t Let Anyone Tell Trump How Much His New Intelligence Chief Disagrees With Him
Probably because Joseph Maguire "has impressive military and NCTC management experience."

Nancy Pelosi Still Hasn’t Learned the Biggest Lesson From Watergate
Author Rick Perlstein wrote the book on Nixon, who resigned 45 years ago.

“It Creates a Culture of Fear”: How Crime Tracking Apps Incite Unnecessary Panic
The Citizen app purports "to keep people safe and informed," but what it actually does is more complicated.

Should Clergy Be Required to Report Abusers Who Confess?
In most states, they don't have to.

There’s a ‘Toxic Fallout’ From the Notre-Dame Disaster: Lead Contamination
A French environmental group is suing the city over widespread lead dust contamination.

A Teen Scientist Figured out How to Suck Microplastics from the Ocean. There May Be Hope for Humanity.
We called him up and it gets even better.

150 Years Later, Slavery Reparations Are on the Agenda Again
William Darity Jr. on Marianne Williamson's remarkable debate moment and the Black activists who made it possible.

After 2 Decades, Democrats Still Don’t Agree on When to Leave Afghanistan
But two veterans have promised to withdraw during their first year in office.

Taylor Swift Might Actually Have A Good Album After All
Her newest single is a welcome return to what made her the heartbreak queen of America.

The Screw-Up Behind the Hilarious Presidential Seal Fiasco, Explained
"Zero malicious intent."

The Anti-Trump Resistance Has Spawned a New Crop of Hucksters
"Grifting has some kind of negative intent. We're patriots."

The Untold Story of the Progressive Insurgency That Is Remaking Congress
"We call it a new kind of centrism."

“Love It or Leave It” Has a Racist History. A Lot of America’s Language Does.
"Historically, when people of color criticize America, they've been deemed un-American and unpatriotic, but when white people criticize America, it is normal."

Native Hawaiians Protesting Construction on a Sacred Mountain Prepare "For the Long Haul"
Activists have set up camp to protect Mauna Kea from the impacts of a giant telescope.

Trump’s EPA Just Made Its Final Decision Not to Ban a Pesticide That Hurts Kids’ Brains
The president has quite a chummy relationship with chlorpyrifos' maker, DowDupont.

Don’t Overreact to FaceApp. There Are Bigger Tech Risks Out There.
Misplaced concerns about the Russian-made photo app may distract from Silicon Valley's real issues.

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Colombia Diary — Thursday

Colombia Diary — Wednesday

Republicans Already Had a Chance to Address White Supremacy. They Failed. "Could that be a hate hoax?"

Colombia Diary — Tuesday

Don’t Let Anyone Tell Trump How Much His New Intelligence Chief Disagrees With Him Probably because Joseph Maguire "has impressive military and NCTC management experience."

Nancy Pelosi Still Hasn’t Learned the Biggest Lesson From Watergate Author Rick Perlstein wrote the book on Nixon, who resigned 45 years ago.

“It Creates a Culture of Fear”: How Crime Tracking Apps Incite Unnecessary Panic The Citizen app purports "to keep people safe and informed," but what it actually does is more complicated.

Should Clergy Be Required to Report Abusers Who Confess? In most states, they don't have to.

There’s a ‘Toxic Fallout’ From the Notre-Dame Disaster: Lead Contamination A French environmental group is suing the city over widespread lead dust contamination.

A Teen Scientist Figured out How to Suck Microplastics from the Ocean. There May Be Hope for Humanity. We called him up and it gets even better.

150 Years Later, Slavery Reparations Are on the Agenda Again William Darity Jr. on Marianne Williamson's remarkable debate moment and the Black activists who made it possible.

After 2 Decades, Democrats Still Don’t Agree on When to Leave Afghanistan But two veterans have promised to withdraw during their first year in office.

Taylor Swift Might Actually Have A Good Album After All Her newest single is a welcome return to what made her the heartbreak queen of America.

The Screw-Up Behind the Hilarious Presidential Seal Fiasco, Explained "Zero malicious intent."

The Anti-Trump Resistance Has Spawned a New Crop of Hucksters "Grifting has some kind of negative intent. We're patriots."

The Untold Story of the Progressive Insurgency That Is Remaking Congress "We call it a new kind of centrism."

“Love It or Leave It” Has a Racist History. A Lot of America’s Language Does. "Historically, when people of color criticize America, they've been deemed un-American and unpatriotic, but when white people criticize America, it is normal."

Native Hawaiians Protesting Construction on a Sacred Mountain Prepare "For the Long Haul" Activists have set up camp to protect Mauna Kea from the impacts of a giant telescope.

Trump’s EPA Just Made Its Final Decision Not to Ban a Pesticide That Hurts Kids’ Brains The president has quite a chummy relationship with chlorpyrifos' maker, DowDupont.

Don’t Overreact to FaceApp. There Are Bigger Tech Risks Out There. Misplaced concerns about the Russian-made photo app may distract from Silicon Valley's real issues.