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This isn't just about the abstract rule of law. Trump is an ongoing danger.

Trump was Breitbart. DeSantis is Infowars. by Charlie Sykes

Plus: The GOP's Senate woes

Liz Cheney told the people of Wyoming and America to snap out of their Trump-induced trance.

Donald Trump's "Very Fine People" by Parker Molloy

More than five years after it happened, let's remember Trump's response to the Unite The Right Rally.

Colleges Can Legally Reveal Student Abortions by Jessica Valenti

Students aren’t protected by HIPAA

The big lie about the Libs of TikTok Twitter account by Parker Molloy

No, it doesn't just "post other people's videos unedited."

A single paper on the notion that gender dysphoria can spread among young people helped galvanize an anti-trans movement.

The new Anita Bryant, pt 1. by Parker Molloy

Or maybe not?

Earlier this year, we had a podcast with Jacob Mchangama about his excellent book, Free Speech: A History from Socrates to Social Media, and I pointed out one theme that is seen throughout the book…

The Paradox of Trump's Charisma by Jonah Goldberg

When he is at his most indefensible, that is precisely when the irrationality of his defenders becomes most intense.

The Anti-Anti-Trump Theory of Liz Cheney's Loss by Jonathan V. Last

Playing make-believe in order to avoid hard choices.

That’s a problem for Republicans.

Would the GOP Nominate an Indicted Trump? by Charlie Sykes

Of course they would.

The danger is not organized civil war but individual Americans with deep resentments and delusions.

Sorry Professor Dershowitz, but comparing Trump’s case to Hillary Clinton’s doesn’t make Trump look good. (You neither, for that matter.)

If he thinks that announcing a 2024 campaign will bring an end to his legal woes, he is mistaken.

A honey that gives you the spins -- so why aren't we stirring teaspoons of this potent gloop into our granola for a pleasant morning high?

Dave Chappelle, Shane Gillis, and other alleged victims would rather scold their critics than come up with fresh material.

All social relations create vulnerabilities and dependencies that are subject to abuse. This is a fundamental fact about the social nature of humanity, a baseline from which all specific arrangements need to be judged. Most of our public debates,however, take the posture of implying that the mere oc...