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With the nominating process now behind us, the question for supporters of Bernie Sanders both unwavering and critical is simple: What is to be done now? The Democratic presidential primary has finally come to an end, with the longtime frontrunner Hillary...

Photo by jar [o] | CC BY 2.0 In her 1969 essay On Violence, written in her adoptive country, the United States, Hannah Arendt made an important distinction between ”power” and ”violence” . Power stultifies and diminishes violence, it is the philosopher...

If Hillary Clinton had won Tuesday’s race for the White House, the world would now have a good sense of who her top officials would be and what her foreign policy would look like. With a Secretary of State-turned-president, Afghanistan could have expected...

In a sometimes nasty second presidential debate, there were again several calls by the candidates for fact-checkers to referee competing statements, which we are happy to oblige. But even when Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton weren...

By Andrew J. Bacevich | (Tomdispatch.com) | – – My earliest recollection of national politics dates back exactly 60 years to the moment, in the summer of 1956, when I watched the political conventions in the company of that wondrous new addition to...