Washington Post – Politics:
The release of the 1950 census allows us to see the first time America’s three baby-boom presidents were recorded — or, at least, it should.
Author: Philip Bump
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The incredible scale of the strategic petroleum reserve, visualized
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s not kept in silos. It’s kept in caverns.
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The political risks and realities of ending the covid border policy
Washington Post – Politics:
Activists have long pressed Biden to end the Trump-era policy. Why he’s doing so now.
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Ivermectin is the signature example of politics trumping health
Washington Post – Politics:
For months, the anti-establishment right hyped an outsider covid treatment. It unquestionably led to more deaths.
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Where to buy bread near Mar-a-Lago
Washington Post – Politics:
The former president claimed stores are out of bread. A few calls later, we can report that they are not.
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Disney’s definition of ‘family friendly’ isn’t the same as Florida’s
Washington Post – Politics:
The family-focused company understands how expectations have changed.
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Sure, Putin is ravaging Ukraine. But think what he can do for Trump!
Washington Post – Politics:
Russia understands Trump’s utility even if the former president would like to pretend it doesn’t.
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Republican challengers in Georgia share a specific complaint: The incumbents acknowledge reality
Washington Post – Politics:
The Trump-endorsed opponents to Georgia’s incumbent governor and secretary of state demand that the state pretend Trump won in 2020.
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It’s overly simple to tie all political rhetoric about sexual abuse to QAnon
Washington Post – Politics:
Both the bizarre conspiracy theory and mainstream claims about exploitation have a common parent.