BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An examination of the politicalization of the US Judiciary and worries about how a Trump administration could tip the judiciary in ways that would favor Republicans.

A thoughtful and surprisingly persuasive argument that much of President Trump's appeal stems from his relatively moderate policies.

A look at the nature and magnitude of the United States' immigration crisis -- something that is likely to play a major role in the upcoming election.

A pretty persuasive argument that neither Republicans nor Democrats understand the grievances motivating working-class populism. Also missing are proposals for addressing those grievances.

From a left-leaning perspective, an analysis of many ways in which a Trump Presidency could threaten the interests of Democratically-aligned communities.

An observation that the hateful rhetoric seen on the right is not an aberration. It is a reflection of what we think of each other. (Sadly, the rhetoric on the left is similarly hateful.)

While the United States is focused on its upcoming election, a reminder that many other nations are holding elections in 2024 that also face serious challenges.

A look at the global implications of the United States' collapse of confidence in its own system.

An examination of the ways in which another Trump presidency (with the accompanying Democratic opposition and political chaos) could affect the international system.

From a right-leaning perspective, a warning about the sophisticated and unscrupulous tactics being used to sabotage the Trump candidacy.