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Critics who tell Deion Sanders to shut up and coach are evoking a shameful tradition in America

Analysis by John Blake, CNN (CNN) — Last Saturday, as millions of college football fans were watching coach Deion Sanders and the University of Colorado suffer their first loss of the season, I received an email from an annoyed reader. The reader had read my article exploring Sanders’ “audacious Blackness” and how his refusal to temper his

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Opinion: When it comes to quality over quantity, this Republican contender nailed it

Opinion by Todd Graham (CNN) — Sometimes less is more with presidential debates — and that was certainly the case with the second 2024 Republican presidential primary debate on Wednesday evening. Here’s a look at how the seven debaters — with a noticeably absent former president and party front-runner — did on the night. Nikki Haley The former governor of

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House Republicans take on Biden as government shutdown looms

Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN (CNN) — Republicans are about to deliver on the driving purpose of their House majority – enacting Donald Trump’s retribution. Trump’s lieutenants will on Thursday formally open an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden that his supporters, smarting from their leader’s own double impeachment, have been demanding since the current president

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Opinion: This lawsuit is about far more than what happens at West Point

Opinion by Matthew F. Delmont (CNN) — Last week, Students for Fair Admissions, a conservative group, filed a lawsuit against the US Military Academy at West Point, contending that the academy’s use of race in admissions is unconstitutional. This comes on the heels of the group’s victory in June in a landmark Supreme Court case against Harvard University and the

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Opinion: The problem with all this talk about two-parent ‘privilege’

Opinion by Jill Filipovic (CNN) — A new book by economist Melissa Kearney makes a readily apparent but still-provocative argument: Children raised by two married parents do better than children raised by single parents. The difference, Kearney argues, isn’t just financial (although the money matters a lot); the “two-parent privilege,” as her book calls it, is also about

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