"National authorities may decide to walk out of a room, but they cannot pack a suitcase and move their country out of this hemisphere," @SG_OEA_OAS Albert R. Ramdin writes.
In 2022, the GOP saddled itself with a slate of unelectable Senate candidates who lost winnable races, @marcthiessen writes.
“Now, four years later, the reverse might be happening."
"DSA socialism is Peter Pan politics. ... It is psychotherapy for disappointed young people who are offended by the everydayness of everyday life."
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"I am deeply skeptical about whether selling our primary, state-regulated utility to an out-of-state company is good for the commonwealth,” Gov. @SpanbergerForVA writes.
🚨NEW: I will be taking the unprecedented step of intervening in the proposed NextEra-Dominion merger to be a party to the case.
This $67B proposal would create the largest regulated electric utility in the world.
For a deal this consequential, I will not watch from the sidelines.
On @themimsshow, AEI’s Ruy Teixeira spoke with @jameshohmann about the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America and the Democratic Party’s continued struggle with working-class voters.
If you want to frack, baby, frack or push through the Green New Deal, Harris does too.
No need to compromise your beliefs; Harris does it for you. It’s an act of public service, trying to bring together a bitterly polarized country.
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The internet has theories about why Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent intervened to prop up the value of the Japanese yen after it hit a 40-year low, @mattlynnwriter writes.
Yet the real explanation is probably a lot simpler:
From papal encyclicals to end times prophecies to the Antichrist and more, our technological era is also increasingly theological in orientation.
I explore how this happened in @PostOpinions:
Dinner shouldn’t be stressful. But after a long day, even deciding what to cook can feel like one more exhausting task.
@asymmetricinfo talks with Caroline Chambers about how she turned a cookbook idea rejected by publishers into a cooking empire: