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Matthew Yglesias
What if the people don't want so much done?
It often seems only the politicians have a passion for sweeping change.
John M. Crisp, Tribune News Service
Mammoth resurrection is a tall 'tail'
It's a sensational story, meant to attract headlines and startup funds.
Both parties failed on U.S. police reform
Congress failed to chart a path forward after the murder of George Floyd.
Steve Cramer
Five myths to beware on City Question 2
As early voting starts, it's important we all know what the amendment would do.
Michigan's competitive future
Losing Ford plant to the mid-South is a sign that the state isn't ready to compete.
Clint Conner
Michael Hiltzik
Postal Service is about to give you crummier service and higher prices
(So it can operate more like a struggling business and less like the public service it is.)
Protect state's lakes from wakesurfing
Water quality and aquatic life are in danger, and regulations are needed.
Greta Callahan
Minneapolis School District is hijacking pandemic rescue funds
Leaders are using funds to cover their own mistakes, rather than address crises.
Mistakes in Afghanistan
Generals were honest in their assessment, while Biden lied in a TV interview.
Steve Chapman
With Trump gone, Dems rediscover Washington always knows best
Letting each state go its own way has suddenly gone out of vogue.
Jeremy Bearer-Friend and Vanessa Williamson
You should be able to register to vote when you file your taxes
The IRS could handle this process as well as the DMV does. Maybe better.
David Daley
Independent commissions set up against gerrymandering might be hopeless
Voters in several states had their say, and partisans ignored them.
Donna Hanbery
If you think property taxes are high now ...
Just wait until rent control makes everything "affordable."
Tyler Cowen
Policy debate? Anyone?
There has been little attempt to convince the public that Biden's spending plan is a good idea.
Opinion
A boost for research on gun violence
CDC director signals a new focus on answering questions, saving lives.
Peter and Jane Eichten
Stabilized rent is a step toward housing as a human right
Legislation is needed to help end homelessness.
Opinion
Ghost guns plague New York
Untraceable firearms are a growing problem as shootings double in the city.
Nicholas Goldberg
Airports to passengers: Do it yourself
Given the pace of automation, you may not interact with many humans as you pass through. It's the world we live in. Good or bad?
Thomas L. Friedman
Thomas L. Friedman: Do Democrats have the courage of Liz Cheney?
In her case, it's the courage to stand up to a compromised party. In their case, it would be the courage to compromise.
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