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It’s almost impossible to work together now, writes Rep. @schakowsky.house.gov. But it won’t be that way forever.
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One thing that might surprise people is how much of the work we do in Congress starts with conversations back home, says Republican Rep. Vern Buchanan.
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What would surprise Americans about Congress?
Too many performative members, argues Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman.
We’re not in it for the money, writes Rep. Dan Newhouse.
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Graham Platner isn’t running a campaign so much as seeking to build a mass movement against the status quo, writes @joshkeefe.bsky.social of @themainemonitor.org.
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The Democratic primary for Maine’s Senate seat has turned into a referendum on how Democrats should be responding to Trumpism, writes @themainemonitor.org reporter @joshkeefe.bsky.social, who attended high school with candidate Graham Platner.
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I’m a Maine Reporter Who Went to High School With Graham Platner. Here’s What Explains His Success.
@joshkeefe.bsky.social of @themainemonitor.org shares his insights:
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Older generations point at screen time and assume fruitlessness. Erica Stavnem argues that they’re wrong.
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Washington must ground itself in a deeper sense of collective responsibility, says Imam Khalid Latif.
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Where should Washington look for moral authority in 2026?
Your own conscience, argues @katecohen.bsky.social.
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Washington should get its facts from the people closest to the frontier of AI, says Matt Shumer, and its moral authority from the people who will have to live with the consequences.
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"As an American and the leader of the global Church, Pope Leo brings a distinctive perspective to the moral challenges we face. He’s called us to serve the poor, to work for peace, to build bridges, not walls, and to stand in solidarity with those in need." @notusperspectives.bsky.social
People across the nation and around the world are looking to Minnesotans for not only moral authority, but for moral inspiration. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison @ag.state.mn.us weighs in:
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To recalibrate, argues Robin Givhan, our government needs to look beyond itself and turn to a group of people who neither have power nor are in pursuit of it: comedians.
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. @notusperspectives.bsky.social asked several of us the question “Where should Washington look for moral authority. Here’s what we said:
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Washington’s moral authority can be found where it has always been: in leaders whose work is rooted in integrity, dignity and a commitment to the common good, writes Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington.
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Stop Medicare from paying more because a procedure is done in a hospital instead of a doctor’s office, writes Maya MacGuineas.
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A broad housing package that increases supply and lowers costs is well within reach this Congress, says Margaret Spellings.
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Darrell West of @brookings.edu argues that momentum is building for congressional passage of a bipartisan children’s online safety bill.
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Young people aren’t “indifferent to politics; they’re indifferent to monotony dressed up as outreach that ignores how they actually engage,” writes Monte E. White.
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At a moment when no one knows exactly what the post-Trump Republican Party will look like nationwide in 2028 and beyond, Oklahoma’s June 16 primary has become an under-the-radar test case.
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Congress should mitigate the risks of China’s shipbuilding dominance, writes Matthew Funaiole.
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Allow victims of sexualized deepfakes to sue the creators and distributors, argues @laurenleaderait.bsky.social.
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Is the Republican base finally tired of the culture wars? Or just getting started? Oklahoma may reveal the answer. @keatonross.bsky.social at @oklahomawatch.bsky.social dives in.
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Young people aren’t “indifferent to politics; they’re indifferent to monotony dressed up as outreach that ignores how they actually engage,” writes Monte E. White.
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We asked contributors for bipartisan ideas that Congress could act on this session:
Demand better antitrust enforcement, argues Heather Boushey.
Reform the permitting process for energy infrastructure, says Josh Freed.
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Washington politicians and journalists alike should work to repair young people’s relationship with the news, says AJ Whited.
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“Of course I appreciate legislative efforts that seek, in good faith, to correct histories of verbal and systemic injustice,” writes Madelyn Rowley.
“But inclusive rhetoric overlaid on imperialism is no more than a Band-Aid on a bullet wound.”
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