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Policy by the People

By Ethan Porter

Book Reviews

The Prerogative to Pardon

As with everything else, Donald Trump is pushing the pardon process to the breaking point. Can it be salvaged?

By Liz Oyer

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Liberals and the World

How should the left answer so-called “America First” foreign policy? A roundtable discussion.

By The Editors

Book Reviews

Policy by the People

Experiments across the world have tried to remove politicians themselves from decision-making. And they’ve worked—well, kind of.

By Ethan Porter

Book Reviews

The Prerogative to Pardon

As with everything else, Donald Trump is pushing the pardon process to the breaking point. Can it be salvaged?

By Liz Oyer

Symposium

Hire 10,000 Corporate Cops

By Seth Frotman

Book Reviews

Playing for Keeps

People forget that Nevada, purple today, was once a pretty bright shade of red. Then Harry Reid came along.

By Joan Walsh

Book Reviews

Why Not for Black People?

The United States government has in fact recompensed injured groups in the past. So why won’t it do it for Black Americans?

By Victor Ray

Arguments

How to Build an Affordable Energy Future

To unleash America’s energy potential, we need reforms that are different, and go far deeper, than the permitting proposals Congress is considering right now.

By Manish Bapna

Book Reviews

What’s in a Word?

When the word is “antisemitism,” quite a lot—but it depends on who you’re asking.

By John Judis

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