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How Clinton’s team responds to questions about her private email account will tell us a lot about how the Clinton White House would operate.
The Clinton CurseHillary Clinton’s private email use is a scandal because people always suspect she is up to no good.
The Ex-Im Cash-InJeb Bush just denounced the obscure federal institution that helped his business 20 years ago.
Why It’s Hard for Republican Presidential Candidates to Speak Honestly About Income InequalityBecause their party is only making the problem worse.
What Happened at Slate This Week?Josh Keating read about making music in the Anthropocene and journeyed into the heart of coding darkness.
Why Bill O’Reilly Won’t Share Glenn Beck’s FateThey’re both obsessed with conspiracies, but only Beck’s kind damaged the Fox News brand.
The Evolution of Chris ChristieHe was once the establishment candidate. Now he’ll be whatever it takes to stay in the race.
Why Obama Is So Autocratic About Environmental PolicyBecause you can’t have a serious conversation with most Republicans about climate change.
The Next Attack on Voting RightsAnd why Democrats should fight for a constitutional right-to-vote amendment.
Scott Walker’s First Big ChanceThe Wisconsin governor could have raised his profile. Instead, he chose to pass.
Cleveland’s WorstIn the Tamir Rice shooting and other travesties, why do good police officers stand behind their reckless colleagues?
An Israeli InsultBenjamin Netanyahu is risking U.S.-Israeli relations on partisan politics. It’s revolting and dangerous.
America’s Unfair Rules of the RoadHow our transportation system discriminates against the most vulnerable.
Scott Walker Thinks Fighting Unions Is Just Like Fighting ISISAnd it isn’t the first time that he’s said so.
The Snowdenites Are WinningOpponents of surveillance have gained the upper hand. And like gun-rights activists, they don’t need a majority to keep it.
Cold CalculationMitch McConnell isn’t trying to avoid a shutdown. He’s trying to win the next election.
Freshman Foreign PolicyWhy Marco Rubio’s claims of foreign affairs expertise may not succeed as well as Barack Obama’s.