In fact, they can start before the General Services Administration gives its blessing.

  • Tevi Troy
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Assertions about “filter bubbles” are often overstated.

  • Brendan Nyhan
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Did Brown v. Board end it? And did integration work?

  • Elise Boddie
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Are they really focused only on profits?

  • Christopher Marquis
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No, foreign countries can’t flood mailboxes with fake ballots.

It’s not just about physical incapacity, and it doesn’t provide for removal of a president.

  • Joel K. Goldstein
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No, the suburbs aren’t all about open space and multicar garages.

  • June Williamson
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No, he didn’t create the Marvel universe — and he wasn’t a political progressive.

  • Abraham Riesman
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In fact, Medicare doesn’t pay for it.

  • Howard Gleckman
  • ·

Anti-fascists aren’t masterminding violence — and they don’t care for the Democratic Party.

No, they’re not usually motivated by racism, and they’re not necessarily Trump fans.

  • John Temple
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No, automation and 3-D printers aren’t taking over anytime soon.

  • Kasra Ferdows
  • ·

It’s not obsolete, and it’s not a business.

  • Richard R. John
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Yes, the choice matters, and not just because the VP is a heartbeat from the Oval Office.

  • Joel K. Goldstein
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He’s not actually plotting a revolution or paying people to protest.

No, people with convictions don’t all vote Democratic.

  • Chandra Bozelko and Ryan Lo
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Too many frivolous suits? Too many lawyers? Not really.

  • Jay M. Feinman
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It didn’t actually begin with Joe McCarthy — and it didn’t end with him, either.

  • Larry Tye
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No, it’s not just for old white people.

No, the best antidote for disfavored speech is not “more speech.”

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