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July 8, 2025
Edith Olmsted
Trump Forced to Make Humiliating Correction on Tariff Notice
Donald Trump continues to fumble basic geopolitical details.
August 4, 2014
Anne Applebaum
Hillary Clinton's Crystal Ball
How "Hard Choices" predicts her presidential campaign
July 31, 2014
Michael Kimmage
How Ronald Reagan Rode America's Delusions to the White House
Reviewing Rick Perlstein's 'The Invisible Bridge'
September 10, 2008
Eve Fairbanks
Road Trip
The bromantic comedy that is John and Lindsey.
May 7, 1956
MagazineIrving Howe
Poor Richard Nixon
One thing is clear about Vice President Richard Nixon: both those who admire him and those who dislike him agree that he represents something “new” in American life.
February 18, 1920
Herbert Croly
Abraham Lincoln Was Not A Man of the People
February 18, 1920
Herbert Croly
The Paradox of Lincoln

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