The ‘Southern Lady’ Who Beat the Courthouse Crowd
One woman’s crusade for democratic participation and political efficacy in the face of powerful institutions
One woman’s crusade for democratic participation and political efficacy in the face of powerful institutions
Watching the real Nikki Haley spar with a fake Donald Trump was awkward—and not very funny.
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You never think about gravel until it’s in short supply.
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A once-feisty supreme court has gone supine under Narendra Modi.
The sign has become inescapable in the world of branding.
A series of attacks on Iranian-backed militias in Syria and Iraq appeared aimed at reestablishing deterrence without sparking a wider conflict.
Taking Tesla public helped grow the business, but it also meant that he had some pesky obligations to shareholders.
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When I moved to D.C., I turned to reading to help me understand the history, and the spirit, of my new home.
Existing weight-loss drugs can cause muscle loss, but the next generation could allow patients to gain muscle instead.