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Winning a candidate debate is not tantamount to winning an election, nor should it be. You’ve heard that these debates can generate a “surge,” that they’re “enormously important,” and “deeply…

Hamas could quickly protect Gaza’s civilians and dramatically improve their lives by taking a simple set of actions: Surrender unconditionally, free the hostages, turn in their weapons and themselves. That…

It’s frankly not the central issue, but debate has swirled around whether Gazans, and Palestinians more broadly, support Hamas. Some American officials have clearly concluded that “Hamas does not represent…

Casual “Fauda” watchers, not steeped in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, might not have even noticed the scene. But it’s central to understanding what’s been unfolding in the region. On the show,…

I’m certain I disagree with Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) on scores of issues, but he seems like a reasonable, thoughtful, somewhat moderate fellow who looks younger than his years and wants to…

The TV pundits seem to have gotten it wrong. For months they’ve been haranguing Republican presidential candidates for their collective failure to attack Donald Trump. Their argument: To secure the…

With the Hollywood strike apparently near settlement, and the auto strike continuing, Republicans like Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) are channeling Ronald Reagan — if workers are striking, fire them. The GOP, and perhaps labor’s…

A couple of weeks ago a poll showing President Biden and former President Trump locked in a tie appeared to send shock waves through Democratic Washington. Regular readers of this…

Today’s highly fragmented and ideologically riven media landscape has resulted from the interplay of technological innovation and legal deregulation. In important measure, we owe the rise of far-right-wing media and…

In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, pundits and prognosticators seemed certain America was in store for a racial reckoning, that the next wave of civil rights legislation would be…