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Why the Supreme Court says ethics controversies are just a ‘misunderstanding’

Analysis by Joan Biskupic, CNN Senior Supreme Court Analyst (CNN) — The Supreme Court justices had a message for the American public Monday as they announced a code of conduct: We hear you, but you really don’t get us. The justices said, right at the start, they were issuing the code because of some confusion – a “misunderstanding” – regarding their ethical

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Marvel used to reliably churn out billion-dollar hits. Now Disney has a mess on its hands

Analysis by Oliver Darcy, CNN (CNN) — Disney has a mess on its hands to marvel at. Its $200 million-plus “The Marvels” bombed at the box office over the weekend, posting an anemic $46 million in domestic ticket sales, with audiences firmly rejecting the “Captain Marvel” sequel in a not-so-subtle fashion. The embarrassingly weak debut marked the worst opening for

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Opinion: Republicans only care about the debt when a Democrat is president

Opinion by John Avlon, CNN (CNN) — As America plays chicken with another government shutdown, Moody’s Investors Service, the credit rating agency, warned that it is changing its outlook on the US rating from stable to negative. This might sound like Wall Street mumbo-jumbo, but it is a real-world reminder that hyper-partisan polarization has a concrete cost. In addition

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Opinion: This Nicolas Cage movie is a hard lesson in being human

Opinion by Noah Berlatsky (CNN) — Across the political spectrum, there’s a consensus that social media is dangerous. Republicans promise to ban TikTok, because they claim it is collecting data for the Chinese government and spreading antisemitism. Critics on the left worry that X, formerly Twitter, has become “a sewer of disinformation,” boosting hate speech and right wing state

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There’s another Christian movement that’s changing our politics. It has nothing to do with whiteness or nationalism

Analysis by John Blake, CNN (CNN) — Just days before he would lead an unprecedented strike against the Big Three automakers, Shawn Fain, the president of the United Auto Workers, did something extraordinary. Fain, a middle-aged, bespectacled man who could pass for a high school science teacher, was warning auto workers they would probably have

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Opinion: In the French language, ‘inclusive’ becomes a loaded word

Opinion by David A. Andelman Paris (CNN) — Since 1986, the 40 “immortals” of the French Academy, the ultimate guarantors of the purity of the language, have been working on the ninth edition of the French dictionary, going laboriously from letter to letter. Earlier this year, they disclosed their latest tranche — from “sommation to spermatophytes.” They began work on

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