In part I, we take a closer look at American politics and political theory.

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Pete Hegseth and his staff mishandle the globe.

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A new survey makes clear the danger in Trump’s threats to deploy the military on Election Day.

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Members in safe seats are sitting on a lot of cash.

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There’s a consensus on the House and more uncertainty about the Senate.

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Militaries that take on a greater share of civilian responsibilities can redefine their place in society – and their relationship with citizens and the government.

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More and more people expect their party to win. That’s a problem.

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What makes these protests successful can also fail to bring about political victories.

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A Good Chat with Roberto Carlos on why studying America’s Latino population reveals some surprises about how we develop political views and behaviors.

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States want to have a bigger say in regulating popular online platforms – here’s why.

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