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POLITICS

 1.  life after roe 5:45 p.m.
     
     Ruling Against New York Abortion Vote Is a Blow to DemocratsThe ruling
     tossing a November ballot measure won’t roll back abortion rights in the
     state, but it could rob Democrats of a turnout booster.
     By Ed Kilgore
 2.  political animals 4:53 p.m.
     
     Can You Guess Which Presidential Candidate Had a Worm in His Brain?Another
     haunting development in the 2024 race.
     By Danielle Cohen
 3.  early and often 11:41 a.m.
     
     Poll Finds Most College Students Aren’t Focused on Gaza WarDespite the
     attention on campus protests, most students don’t blame Biden for the
     situation in Gaza and are more concerned about domestic issues.
     By Ed Kilgore
     
     
 4.  the national interest 6:00 a.m.
     
     Why President Biden Is Correct to Denounce Campus AntisemitismThe problem
     is not physical violence.
     By Jonathan Chait
 5.  early and often 5:00 a.m.
     
     Kari Lake’s Worst Enemy Is a RepublicanFalsely accused of stealing the last
     election, Stephen Richer decided to sue. The lawsuit could bankrupt her.
     By Casey Quackenbush
 6.  early and often Yesterday at 5:31 p.m.
     
     Is 2024 Election Denialism a Trump VP Litmus Test?Tim Scott showed the way
     by refusing to answer a question about accepting the results of the next
     presidential election.
     By Ed Kilgore
 7.  trump on trial Yesterday at 4:36 p.m.
     
     What Happened in the Trump Trial Today: Stormy’s Sex StoryA running recap
     of Donald Trump’s first criminal trial.
     By Nia Prater
 8.  early and often Yesterday at 2:25 p.m.
     
     MTG Push to Oust Johnson Is MAGA Theater, Not a Real ThreatIt’s clear
     Speaker Johnson will keep his gavel for now. But he wants to avoid relying
     on Democrats, and MTG needs a symbolic partial victory.
     By Ed Kilgore
 9.  tremendous content Yesterday at 11:52 a.m.
     
     Kristi Noem Attacks ‘Fake News’ for Questioning Fake Kim Jong-un StoryThe
     governor’s reasons for writing about killing her dog and inventing a Kim
     Jong-un meeting keep changing. But somehow it’s always the media’s fault.
     By Margaret Hartmann
 10. past is prologue Yesterday at 11:24 a.m.
     
     Gaza War Protests Don’t Yet Rival Anti–Vietnam War MovementToday’s protests
     are smaller, less focused, and less popular than those of the Vietnam era.
     But they are growing and could spur a similar backlash.
     By Ed Kilgore
 11. that happened Yesterday at 9:20 a.m.
     
     The Time Stormy Daniels Exposed Trump’s Weird Shark PhobiaOne question the
     hush-money trial probably won’t settle: Why is Trump so terrified of being
     eaten by a marine animal?
     By Margaret Hartmann
 12. early and often May 6, 2024
     
     The Wildest Things Trump Said at His Private Mar-a-Lago Donor RetreatOver
     the weekend, Trump compared the Biden administration to the Gestapo and
     bragged he was bigger than Taylor Swift.
     By Chas Danner
 13. early and often May 6, 2024
     
     Why Aren’t More Anti-Trump Republicans Endorsing Biden?It says a lot that
     former Georgia official Geoff Duncan is the most prominent Republican
     coming out for Biden in 2024.
     By Ed Kilgore
     
     
 14. early and often May 6, 2024
     
     Lara Trump Tees Up Another Premature Election Victory ClaimThe RNC
     co-chair’s absurd complaint about counting votes cast by mail lays the
     groundwork for more Trump election chicanery.
     By Ed Kilgore
 15. early and often May 6, 2024
     
     Who’s the Trump VP Pick? Latest Odds for Every Shortlist Candidate.Does MTG
     have “the look”? Is Tim Scott loyal enough? Is Kristi Noem out? Here are
     each VP candidate’s odds in the race to be Trump’s running mate.
     By Margaret Hartmann
 16. power May 6, 2024
     
     Columbia Cancels Its Main Graduation CeremonyThe university said it will
     hold “smaller-scale, school-based celebrations” after weeks of student
     protests.
     By Andrea González-Ramírez
 17. tremendous content May 6, 2024
     
     All the Weird Stories in Kristi Noem’s New BookFrom the “dog killer” story
     to a made-up meeting with Kim Jong-un, here are Noem’s most eye-popping
     claims.
     By Margaret Hartmann
 18. just asking questions May 6, 2024
     
     A Columbia ’68 Revolutionary Takes Stock of Today’s ProtestsJames Simon
     Kunen wrote a famous memoir of the university’s most tumultuous year. He
     likes what he sees from the kids these days.
     By Benjamin Hart
 19. tremendous content May 5, 2024
     
     Kristi Noem Would Have Shot Biden’s Dog Commander, TooThe South Dakota
     governor, still under fire for executing her own dog, is now taking aim at
     the Biden family’s bite-happy former pet.
     By Chas Danner
 20. poll position May 4, 2024
     
     Trump-vs.-Biden Polls: Don’t Be Fooled by Outliers!Excessive focus on
     single polls or even short-term trends in averages signifies spin rather
     than analysis.
     By Ed Kilgore
 21. the takeover May 4, 2024
     
     Our Campus. Our Crisis.Inside the encampments and crackdowns that shook
     American politics. A report by the student journalists of the Columbia
     Daily Spectator.
     Edited by Columbia Daily Spectator
 22. the takeover May 4, 2024
     
     Should Columbia’s President Resign?And 27 other questions we asked the
     school’s students, faculty, and staff.
     Edited by Columbia Daily Spectator
 23. the takeover May 4, 2024
     
     Listen Up, Columbia!Portraits from a campus in crisis.
     Photographs by Gabriella Gregor Splaver
     
     
 24. power May 3, 2024
     
     ‘It Was Like An Ambush’An Emory professor arrested while observing
     students’ peaceful Pro-Palestine protest breaks down the violent police
     response and what comes next.
     By Claire Lampen
 25. early and often May 3, 2024
     
     A Trump-Rubio 2024 Ticket Could Spark a Constitutional CrisisTrump is
     looking at Little Marco as a running mate. But because of the 12th
     Amendment, that would risk of saddling him with Kamala Harris as VP.
     By Ed Kilgore
 26. trump on trial May 3, 2024
     
     David Pecker and Keith Davidson, the Gossip RacketeersAt the heart of the
     Trump trial is a sleazy caper gone wrong.
     By Andrew Rice
 27. early and often May 3, 2024
     
     Kristi Noem Killed Her Dog. Why Is She Telling Us This?Why does Trump’s
     potential VP pick tell a story about fatally shooting a puppy she “hated”
     in her new book? Here are the top four theories.
     By Margaret Hartmann
 28. the inside game May 3, 2024
     
     It’s Not 1968 to Joe BidenThe president isn’t worried about campus protests
     sinking the youth vote. Should he be?
     By Gabriel Debenedetti
 29. early and often May 2, 2024
     
     Kristi Noem Says Dog She Shot Was the Real KillerThe governor responded to
     the “dog killer” scandal on Hannity by emphasizing that Cricket was a
     “dangerous” jerk who killed “for fun.”
     By Margaret Hartmann
 30. tremendous content May 2, 2024
     
     Trump: I’m Not Sleeping in Court, I’m Resting My ‘Beautiful Blue Eyes’The
     defense Trump posted on Truth Social is about as believable as claiming his
     dog ate documents about his hush-money payments.
     By Margaret Hartmann
 31. early and often May 2, 2024
     
     MTG and Gaetz Manage to Smear Both Jews and Fellow ChristiansThe House
     antisemitism bill rightly rejects the doctrine that Jews are responsible
     for Jesus’s death. They say it’s an essential Christian belief.
     By Ed Kilgore
 32. early and often May 2, 2024
     
     Are Libertarians MAGA-Adjacent Now?Trump’s speech to the Libertarian
     Party’s national convention will draw attention to the party’s takeover by
     a faction open to his transgressions.
     By Ed Kilgore
 33. what we know May 2, 2024
     
     What to Know About the New Student-Loan-Forgiveness PlansBiden’s relief
     measures and proposals are good news for borrowers — if you can figure out
     their looming deadlines and complexity.
     By Lynnley Browning, Nia Prater, and Chas Danner
     
     
 34. the national interest May 2, 2024
     
     The House Antisemitism Bill Is Bad for the JewsAnd free speech.
     By Jonathan Chait
 35. politics May 2, 2024
     
     NYPD Attempts to Back Up ‘Outside Agitators’ Columbia ClaimOfficials claim
     a significant number of nonstudents were among those arrested this week.
     By Nia Prater
 36. power May 2, 2024
     
     Hundreds of Student Protesters Have Been Arrested This WeekUniversities
     across the country are calling in police to crack down on Gaza solidarity
     encampments.
     By Andrea González-Ramírez
 37. the national interest May 2, 2024
     
     Biden Is Losing the Election in the Center, Not the LeftThe voters he needs
     aren’t occupying college campuses.
     By Jonathan Chait
 38. life after roe May 1, 2024
     
     Arizona Has Repealed Its Civil War–Era Abortion BanBut the restrictions are
     still expected to take effect for a few months this summer.
     By Andrea González-Ramírez
 39. early and often May 1, 2024
     
     Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Attempt to Go Mainstream Is OverFor a moment, MTG
     was an adviser to Speaker McCarthy and on Trump’s VP shortlist. Now she’s
     an isolated crackpot once again.
     By Ed Kilgore
 40. the law Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Real-Life FKA Twigs Developing a Deep-Fake FKA TwigsShe testified before
     Congress in favor of AI regulation and the NO FAKES Act.
     By Justin Curto
 41. life after roe Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Two Big Lies Trump Is Telling on AbortionTrump is trying to justify his
     “states’ rights” flip-flop on abortion. But he’s just providing more
     evidence that he can’t be trusted.
     By Ed Kilgore
 42. trump on trial Apr. 30, 2024
     
     ‘Sleepy Don’: Trump Falls Asleep (Four Times!) at Hush Money TrialA running
     list of Donald Trump’s many courtroom snoozes during his Manhattan criminal
     trial.
     By Margaret Hartmann
 43. politics Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Drew Barrymore Says This Country Needs a ‘Momala’Kamala Harris nodded
     politely and probably wondered if Al Gore ever had to do this.
     By Olivia Craighead
     
     
 44. poll position Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Biden and Trump–Hating Voters Aren’t Wild About RFK Jr. EitherPolling on
     voters alienated by both major-party candidates shows no big advantage for
     either and no exodus to Kennedy. They may just stay home.
     By Ed Kilgore
 45. the national interest Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Trump’s Abortion-Pill Stance ‘2 Weeks Away,’ Which Is Trumpspeak for
     ‘Never’His secret plans are always two weeks away.
     By Jonathan Chait
 46. the national interest Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Why the Right Loves the Anti-Israel EncampmentsThree reasons Trump and Bibi
     want the protests to continue.
     By Jonathan Chait
 47. stop the presses Apr. 30, 2024
     
     Do We Still Elect Nice, Boring Guys Like John Avlon to Congress These
     Days?The former CNN pundit is trying to flip the Hamptons congressional
     seat blue with his West Wing throwback politics.
     By Shawn McCreesh
 48. life after roe Apr. 29, 2024
     
     Why Abortion Rights May Face New Setbacks in NovemberPost-Roe, pro-choice
     measures have won every battle at the polls. But anti-abortion activists
     have found new ways to push back in 2024.
     By Ed Kilgore
 49. politics Apr. 29, 2024
     
     Why Is Kristi Noem Defending Killing Her Dog?The South Dakota governor and
     Trump VP hopeful is arguing that it was totally legal.
     By Olivia Craighead
 50. just asking questions Apr. 29, 2024
     
     Jim VandeHei on AI-Proofing the News and Ignoring ‘Twitter Nerds’The
     outspoken Axios CEO thinks the future is personalized, brief, and human.
     By Benjamin Hart

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