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With his Cabinet picks, Donald Trump is causing a civil-service exodus that may hobble federal infrastructure for generations ...

But the government needs reform, not demolition. A lthough the plight of America’s 2.2 million federal bureaucrats seldom ...

His approach to conspiracism—world-encompassing theories in service of far-right ends— is now common, a fact that the show ...

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Just 22 percent support a single Israeli state in the entire land, as Huckabee does. Thus, though exceedingly unlikely to ...

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