A War Without Civilian Deaths?
What arguments for a more humane approach to war conceal
What arguments for a more humane approach to war conceal
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How a campaign slogan captures the promise and impatience of today's Democratic Party
How campaigns are using marketing, manipulation, and "psychographic targeting" to win elections—and weaken democracy
How Anthony Powell chronicled the curiously languid world of the English middle class
Eight years ago, the plan cost Democrats Congress. Now it’s going to help them take it back.
The former speaker is still Democrats' best option to lead the House—at least for now.
The government has less flexibility to address a financial crisis than it did during the last one.
The show's third season illuminates the hard work of living a better life.
Some Catholic leaders are using the sex abuse crisis to unseat Pope Francis.
Individual freedom and the public square
The history of strikes shows that, for lasting success, workers need to capture political power.
Do atheists think too much like believers?
Has French security law turned holding Islamist ideas into proof of a crime?
Why these deals have remained popular in Washington despite the overwhelming evidence that they don't work