<p>Political advertising in the midterm campaigns focused on fear. There's little reason to expect anything different in two years. </p>
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<p>Political advertising in the midterm campaigns focused on fear. There's little reason to expect anything different in two years. </p>
<p>Academic hair-splitting about the applicability of the F-word to the MAGA phenomenon has not served the cause of democracy well. </p>
WASHINGTON -- The most diverse group of Supreme Court justices in history will gather Monday to confront the issue that has vexed and deeply divided past courts: whether affirmative action in college admissions recognizes and nourishes a multicultural nation or impermissibly divides Americans by race.
A remnant of deep blue America refuses to leave the March 2020 state of emergency.
The most diverse group of Supreme Court justices in history will gather to confront the issue that has vexed and deeply divided past courts: whether affirmative action in college admissions recognizes and nourishes a multicultural nation or impermissibly divides Americans by race.