We’re Not ‘All in It Together’
But we could be, if we rise to the moment.
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Bettman / Getty How Donald Trump Is Reviving American Democracy
The president has energized his own supporters, and his attacks on established institutions have triggered a systemic immune response in the body politic.
Dominick Reuter / Reuters A Cure for Post-Election Malaise
Civic participation offers a way out of the 2016 doldrums.
Carlos Barria / Reuters Americans Don't Need Reconciliation—They Need to Get Better at Arguing
A rush to reunion can entrench injustice. Instead of papering over differences, Americans need to be smarter about engaging them.
Dominick Reuter / Reuters End the Opportunity Monopoly
It’s not just that the rich get richer and the poor poorer; it’s that the rich get louder and poor quieter.
Frank Franklin II / AP The Gadfly and the Grinder
Once upon a time, Hillary Clinton was in a race against a passionate ideologue named Bernie Sanders. Her victory depended not on changing, but on being herself—someone who gets things done.
John Locher / AP You Say You Want a Revolution
If Bernie Sanders is serious about a political transformation in America, he needs a better plan.
Seth Wenig / AP A New York State of Patriotism
None of the Republican candidates showed they understand true New York values: embracing multiculturalism, innovation, and the unknown.
Chuck Burton / AP What Every American Should Know
Defining common cultural literacy for an increasingly diverse nation
Carlo Allegri / Reuters How Much Political Power Do You Have?
A quiz to compare yourself with the likes of Barack Obama, Cliven Bundy, and others
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