Flock Freakout, Iran Ignorance, and Dastardly Data Centers
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| Aug 29, 2026, 6:00 PM (23 hours ago) | |
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Required Reading for Political Compulsives |
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Private travel leagues have made youth sports expensive, hypercompetitive, and all-consuming for families. At least investors are making a killing. |
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Americans are protesting — and vandalizing — traffic cameras, as politicians and podcasters tap into the techlash. |
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The political consultant has an uncanny gift for finding charismatic progressives. Why do so many of them implode? |
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The president bet that if he acted fast enough, no one would be able to beat him in court before it was too late. He was likely right. |
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A (still-growing) list of all the warnings he ignored, dismissed, or maybe was unable to understand. |
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Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn is forging ahead with committee expansion plans despite stiff opposition from reformers and party leaders. |
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Journalist Erik Slavin speaks about his firing, the paper’s USS Abraham Lincoln reporting, and how covering the military has “fundamentally changed.” |
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GOP candidates and operatives have a lot of complaints about this expensive, poorly planned, and likely counterproductive “Trumpapalooza.” |
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The playbook for Democrats was already easy. Trump is making it even easier. |
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Yes, there have been some misfires in 2026 primary polling. But ignoring data isn’t the solution. |
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