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Harrop: Will Walz keep Nebraska’s Blue Dot blue?

The 2024 presidential election, we are told, will be decided in a handful of battleground states. The race is so tight that a single Electoral College vote could determine the outcome. And that explains the great focus on Nebraska's 2nd congressional district, which often votes Democrat but not ...

Will Big Media give Walz the Vance treatment? Don’t bet on it

I start with a prediction: Big media will not look into would-be veep Tim Walz with the intensity they reserved for digging up dirt on JD Vance, after Donald Trump named the Ohio senator his running mate. There will be no stories about leaked texts the now-Democratic running mate sent to ...

Erickson: For Trump, it’s time for a reset

In one month and one week, people in Pennsylvania will start casting their votes for president of the United States. A lot of people will cast their ballots before events play out in the final month of the campaign. In Pennsylvania, John Fetterman won his Senate race because his campaign kept ...

Napolitano: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the problem of torture

In the months following the attacks of 9/11, the government laid the blame for orchestrating them on Osama bin Ladin. Then, after it murdered bin Ladin, the government decided that the true mastermind was Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. By the time of bin Ladin's death, Mohammed had already been ...

Guest opinion: The backbone of polarization

Maybe the guest article a couple of weeks ago by professor Rebecca Glazier from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is on to something about religious community. If church and synagogue can be a bigger part of the solution against political polarization, it would be after acknowledging ...