Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. This is it. The book industry’s version of buying your gifts on Christmas Eve. These are the last year-end lists I am going to be linking too. Let’s get itContinue Reading
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The term “remigration” probably entered President Donald Trump’s orbit via the politics of ascendant far-right parties in Germany and Austria…Read MoreContinue Reading
Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Texas), one of President Trump’s most steadfast allies, said Saturday he will retire from Congress rather than seek reelection in 2026.Why it matters: Nehls joins a rapidly growing group of House members in both parties who have decided to call it quits, either to run for higherContinue Reading
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More than 20 of Nigel Farage’s former classmates have reportedly alleged the Reform UK leader made racist and antisemitic comments between the ages of 13 and 18. The claims – some of which have been known for some time – are truly horrendous. They include allegedly taunting Jewish students, includingContinue Reading
“As right-leaning governments gain power, the willingness to spend on climate mitigation or on assistance to developing countries is declining.”…Read MoreContinue Reading
Data: YouGov; Chart: Axios VisualsWe can’t promise politics won’t be on the table this Thanksgiving season, but a recent poll shows a majority of Americans say they’re not expecting political quarrels while carving the turkey this year.The big picture: Even as the nation remains deeply divided on partisan and generationalContinue Reading
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