By Anonymous A game of chess played in the open might appear to be a simple, quiet game, but most of the winning is actually done away from the board. Everything from training to recovery, sleeping, and travelling can affect a player’s performance. This holds regardless of whether the player is
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Is the Paxton vs. Talarico race the clearest snapshot of American politics right now?
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This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. What the left is doodling. What the right is doodling. Suspension of the Rules. Aliens, antisemitism, GOP infighting, and some scorn for nature: This
A response to "The Drifter's Lament," by A.M. Hickman. By Veronica Post
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In this episode of Suspension of the Rules, we break down the ongoing power struggle in the GOP, and what impact the DOJ's anti-weaponization fund has on the future.