A recent study shines a light on the demographics and motivations of the January 6th insurrectionists.
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White Evangelical Resistance to Vaccines is More Politics Than Religion
If the US hits a vaccine wall, white evangelicals and their enablers will be largely to blame. For this community, religious precepts tend to take a back seat to political themes and aspirations.
How Fragile Is Our Democracy?
TIME correspondent Molly Ball reports on the secret bipartisan campaign that saved the 2020 election.
‘American Heretics’ Film Offers a Hopeful Vision for Religion’s Future
American Heretics is a 2019 documentary that offers a timely and personal glimpse into the hardscrabble realities of establishing a more tolerant church presence in rural America.
A Stress Test for Our Democracy
The postelection contest instigated by the sitting president presents a true test for American democracy — and the norms that help sustain it.
Making Sense of Undecided Voters
Frank Luntz queries undecided voters for their impressions from the first presidential debate of 2020.
Review: On Tyranny
Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder imparts lessons for resisting modern assaults on democracy.
Review: The Making of Black Lives Matter
No matter one’s politics, color, or creed, it is incumbent upon all decent people to lend a fair and honest hearing to our generation’s defining social justice movement.
On Jim Acosta and the Link Between Journalism and Activism
We should be more concerned about attacks on the free press than with members of the press choosing to fight back.
Kanye Comes to the Oval Office
The Kanye-Trump summit was surreal — like a slow-motion trainwreck in which the only victims were brain cells.
Farewell, Alex Jones
Following a decisive purge from mainstream channels, the raving raspberry’s fame and fortune may soon be coming to an end.
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