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A Progressive Foreign Policy
How American Exceptionalism Has Undermined Foreign Policy
End-of-history triumphalism will get us nowhere as the new century advances.
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None of the major powers have the capacity to overrule the others, but each has the ability to frustrate the designs of rivals.
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Our foreign-policy alternative should be based on people’s actual concerns, not the made-up “crises” Washington think tanks cook up.
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Black Life and Death in the Age of Obama
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While we took pride in the first lady, activists changed what she could do.
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Eli Clifton
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Get ready for a rush to plunder our public lands.
Zoë Carpenter
Trump’s Cabinet Is a Coup Waiting to Happen
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“We are rapidly becoming prototypes of a people that totalitarian monsters could only drool about in their dreams,” a Nation writer said in 1992.
Richard Kreitner
The Ten Best Albums of 2016
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