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Feb 20, 2016

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Donald Trump, Class Warrior

Working-class white Americans support the Republican presidential fro=t-runner in part because they despise elites, Charles Murray recently argued in the Wall Street Journal. After speaking with =is neighbors in West Virginia, Clive Crook views the Trump movement as an act of class p=otest -- against a lack of respect.

How Trump Will C=ange the Republican Party

He's against free trade. He's criticized the Pope. He's slammed George W. Bush on =error. If Donald Trump wins the nomination, what tenets of the GOP creed w=ll survive? Francis Wilkinson considers the reconfigured party that could emerge in 2017.

The Libertarian =ase for Sanders: Fun, But Not Convincing

Should libertarians supp=rt a self-professed democratic socialist? Will Wilkinson thinks so, but Megan McArd=e is skeptical. Sure, Denmark is a little freer than the U.S.=— but not even Bernie Sanders could transform the U.S. into Denmar=.

Harper Lee Creat=d the Greatest American Hero

Lee, who died Friday at age 89, achieved something close to li=erary immortality with her 1960 novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," which becam= one of the best-selling fiction books of all time. Stephen Carter says=/strong> a single character — small-town lawyer Atticus Finch �=80� secured her place in history.

Hollywood Calls =ibs on Your Life Story

On Wednesday, an appeals court dismissed an Army sergeant's lawsuit c=aiming that the filmmakers behind 2008's "The Hurt Locker" based a charact=r on him without permission. Noah Feldman says the ruling is part of a=trend privileging individuals' free-speech rights over people's cla=ms to their own stories.

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America: land of the free, home of mediocre=public fund investing (Chief Investment Officer)

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