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What everyone is getting wrong about âwokeâ | Will Bunch Newsletter (opens the original)
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In 1964, I was a) only 5 years old and b) living in the New York suburbs, so while Iâve been hearing all my life about the notorious collapse of the Phillies that September, I didnât get to experience that feeling of existential dread in real time. But I was almost there last week, as the 2026 Phillies nearly became the first team to blow a four-game playoff lead with five games to play. Almost. Sundayâs 7-3 win over Tampa Bay sent my beloved/cursed midlife baseball team back to the playof
We need to find the words for Trumpâs madness before things blow up | Will Bunch (opens the original)
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Newspaper readers on Earth 2 woke up this week to a shocking headline in the Bizarro New York Times: âPresidentâs Mental Health Crisis Spirals Downward Again in Stunning and Senseless Speech to UN.â The article began: âBIZARRO NEW YORK â In a rambling and at times incoherent 40-minute speech to the United Nationsâ General Assembly that shocked delegates from around the alternative planet, President Donald Trump made up his own new name for artificial intelligence, lied about his regi
War, AI, and the end of the world | Will Bunch Newsletter (opens the original)
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I feel like I need to apologize for a column a couple of months ago when I compared the current president of the United States to Caligula, the possibly mad Roman emperor who is said to have nominated his trusted horse for high office. I need to apologize to Caligula. From pitching his triumphal D.C. arch as a storage shed for deadly snipersâ bullets to banning reporters from the White House in a narcissistic rage, Donald Trump is losing his grip on reality. This is unsustainable. If someone f
Pennsylvaniaâs shameful contribution to President Trumpâs immigration crackdown | Editorial (opens the original)
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A disturbing innovation of President Donald Trumpâs deportation dragnet has replaced confrontational invasions of big cities like Minneapolis and Los Angeles with a quieter and, unfortunately, more effective crackdown in the nationâs least visible corners. Pennsylvaniaâs coal country is among the unlikely targets of this latest wave of mass detentions, facilitated by the small-town police departments that are supposed to be keeping the region safe. Too many law enforcement agencies in Schu
Violence toward journalists is a symptom of a terminally ill U.S. democracy | Will Bunch (opens the original)
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Some days itâs hard to know whatâs worse for America: the wars Donald Trump is losing â most notably in Iran, as U.S. motorists pay painful reparations at the gas pump â or the ones heâs winning, like his onslaught against a free press. This February will mark 10 years since the president first declared that journalists are âthe enemy of the people,â and he has spent much of the last decade making good on his threat â in constant lawsuits, in wielding federal licensing power like
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