Why Is Congress So Afraid to Use Its War Powers?
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Congress' refusal to act — and the ever-growing powers of the president — means endless war and anxiety for the U.S. and the world
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The RS Politics 2020 Democratic Primary Leaderboard
Posted in: Politics FeaturesRanking a crowded field as 12 contenders jockey to confront Trump
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Dennis Kucinich, Who Was Ahead of His Time, Reflects on New Hampshire, Iran, and the Antiwar Movement
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe press dismissed his two presidential runs, but the Ohio congressman’s ideas have become Democratic mainstream
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Campaign Diary: Notes from the Most Unpredictable Primary Race Ever
Posted in: Politics FeaturesWith voting just a month away, chaos is coming in the Democratic Party. But that’s OK
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An Iran Expert Explains What to Expect Following Soleimani’s Assassination
Posted in: Politics Features"You may think you've seen a militarized version of Iranian politics, but you haven't"
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Trump, His Generals, and the Iran Crisis: An Interview with Author Peter Bergen
Posted in: Politics FeaturesBergen’s book reads like an all-too prescient guidebook of how Trump would take America to war in the Middle East
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How Lindsey Graham Lost His Way
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe senator once enjoyed respect on both sides of the aisle. Why has he become a blind loyalist to Trump?
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A Front-Row Seat to History: Inside Trump’s Impeachment Day
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe sights and sounds of Democrats' vote to impeach President Trump
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Michael Moore on ‘Useful Idiots’: ‘If the Election Were Held Today, Trump Would Win’
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe famed documentarian tells 'Rolling Stone' about solar storms, pedophile coffee, the Flint water crisis, Trump’s chances next year, and other horrors
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Elizabeth Warren: The Rolling Stone Interview
Posted in: Politics FeaturesOn the campaign trail in Iowa with the progressive warrior as she tries to prove she’s the Democrats’ best chance to beat Trump
