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In the War on American Democracy, Journalists Can’t Be Neutral by Dick Polman On a podcast the other day, national political reporter Thomas Edsall analyzed the mounting threat of Republican authoritarianism and posed a great question: “Trump and the Republican party have created a real dilemma for the media... A party ...
Will These Pet Peeves Define Your Summer? by Danny Tyree Prospects of a long, hot summer bring pet peeves to the surface. Surely someone besides me encounters deceptive packages of frozen microwaveable meat. “Tear here,” they cajole. So, you tear on the dotted line, only to discover that it’s a ...
Everything’s Wetter in Texas by Jase Graves With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions over the past few months, Texas weather has been releasing its pent-up energy like a post-quarantine exhibitionist with multiple personality disorder. This winter, we had not one, but two snowfalls in Nor ...
