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[Lee Smith @LeeSmithDC]

When did the New York Times stop raping dogs?

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[Tony Badran @AcrossTheBay]

The evidence is clear https://t.co/lmPlvShWH3

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Should Israel be governed by elected representatives of the people or by unelected experts?

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[Yonatan Green @Yonatan_Green]

Read my latest piece in @tabletmag , in which I cover some of the Supreme Court's most recent lunacy:
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This piece is part of a larger series, introducing a new podcast by @liel and Tablet about "The Battle for Israel's Soul": https://t.co/MajolVTK4R

[יניב רוזנאי Yaniv Roznai @roznaiy]

Coming soon, with @tabletmag 👇

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Who governs Israel: elected officials or unelected judges?

A new look at how the Supreme Court's growing role in appointments, military policy, and Oct. 7 investigations has revived the debate over judicial supremacy.
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Prediction markets called the Iran war. Now they're sending another message: Trump may have squandered his advantage.
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[Jacob Siegel @Jacob__Siegel]

New for Tablet: I recount the experience of crashing into the limits of scientific reason and finding answers in what Kabbalists call "the truth of the truth."

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The digital age promised that more information would bring more truth. Instead, we've become less certain than ever what is real.

@Jacob__Siegel on AI, the limits of reason, and the Jewish answer to a crisis of meaning.
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[Hudson Institute @HudsonInstitute]

American and Israeli interests in Lebanon are not at odds, @Doranimated told @GadiTaub1.

"We are teaching Iran geography. Lebanon is not Iran."

Iran can only negotiate over issues related to its immediate environment and borders, Doran argues.

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Our June issue is out!
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Why do Marxists, Islamists, and fascists so often arrive at the same enemy?
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Plus: Jacob Siegel on the internet's enlightenment problem, Matthew Fishbane on Punta del Este, South America's summer playground for elites, Harry Stein on the brief life of the Paris Metro, and much more. Only in Tablet.

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The alliance between Marxism and Islamism rests on an idea neither side wants to admit: its revolutionary worldview traces back to the Hebrew Bible.

A history of how Jewish ideas were repurposed and turned against Jews.
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[Alana Newhouse @alananewhouse]

There has been a stealth revolution in American voting laws and practices since 2016. As @ArminRosen reported two years ago, the new system is practically calibrated to produce mistrust, and to create broad segments of public opinion that believe the whole thing is fake—regardless of who wins.

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"The new American voting system is practically calibrated to produce mistrust, and to create broad segments of public opinion that believe the whole thing is fake—regardless of who wins."
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Taiwan counts all ballots and has results by 8:30 pm. Why does California take weeks?

Delayed results are a symptom of a system designed to produce doubt.

@ArminRosen explains the revolution of American voting laws and practices since 2016:
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[Nate Silver @NateSilver538]

The fact that California elections often can't be resolved for weeks is kind of insane and not common in other electoral systems around the world.

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California, for example, switched to all-mail voting in 2020, extended the post-election counting window from 3 to 17 days, and introduced unsupervised public drop boxes.

Relatively few of those changes were reversed when the pandemic ended.

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The old communism sought to flatten human differences. Today's technology makes that project easier than ever.

What happens when revolutionary politics and systems built for uniformity start speaking the same language?

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