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What America Could Look Like in 2050
“I feel like it is a race, and I do not have the crystal ball to see the outcome,” one reader argues.
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Last week I asked readers, what will America be like
What Will America Be Like in 2050?
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Question of the Week
What do you think America will be like in 2050?
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The coronavirus pandemic led to a dramatic increase in the number of people who work from home, followed by
Why Biden’s Age Is An Unavoidable Conversation
“Human history is littered with good leaders who stayed too long,” one reader argues.
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Last week I asked readers to opine on whether Democrats should stick with
Readers Weigh In on ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’
“Influencers are working overtime to co-opt this song’s popularity to support their own agendas,” one reader argues.
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Last week I asked readers to react to the hit song “Rich Men
The Role of Taboos in a Liberal Democracy
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Question of the Week
How should liberal democracies utilize or eschew taboos? (See any and all items below for context, and feel free to construe the question broadly or to focus on anything related to it.)
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A Progressive City Debates Crime
Plus: One moment that could have weakened Donald Trump’s influence
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Question of the Week
Donald Trump is guilty of deplorable actions, under indictment for multiple crimes, and yet remains the most popular
Reader Views on Press Coverage of Race
“Most of the time, I don’t think that negative reactions to observational, non-prescriptive pieces about race are the fault of the author,” one reader argues.
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The Public Debates Worth Witnessing
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Last week, I asked readers what subject they would want to see debated and who the participants would be.
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J.E. wants a prominent current or former tech executive to face a critic:
… Read moreI’d have Mark Zuckerberg or Sheryl Sandberg
The Case for Less Political Reporting
Why broader news coverage could lead to a better-informed population
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Question of the Week
What is your favorite cuisine? Be an unabashed partisan and make a case for why it’s the best in the world.
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