America’s political binary — left and proper, Democrat and Republican — can really feel inescapable. However traditionally, it’s a comparatively new growth, and academically, some political scientists argue it’s nonsense: What we consider as immutable political realities are as a substitute synthetic alliances of political comfort. On this month’s Spotlight cowl story, senior correspondent Eric Levitz breaks down the case towards “progressivism” and “conservatism” and will get on the coronary heart of our partisan divides. Additionally on this situation: Catholic opposition to Trump. The ethics of surrogacy. And preventing to banish the flu.
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