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For more than a century, defenders of capitalism have wielded a familiar argument against socialism: “It sounds nice, but it’s naive about human nature.” The

For more than a century, defenders of capitalism have wielded a familiar argument against socialism: “It sounds nice, but it’s naive about human nature.” The

For a few brief, shining hours, dozens of immigrants believed their lives had changed forever. The U.S. government’s case status website told them they had

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When a government agency kills people and the political party that claims to oppose it responds with little more than press releases, something is deeply

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