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In this together
The headlines keep flooding in about the hoarding of toilet paper. People are raiding stores, while criminals have resorted to looting supplies from a Michigan state park, and stealing a tractor-trailer full of paper goods in North Carolina. It's as if people are trying to beat their neighbors and "win the pandemic." Why? What motivates some people to respond to a crisis by amassing more than they need?
In this together
The headlines keep flooding in about the hoarding of toilet paper. People are raiding stores, while criminals have resorted to looting supplies from a Michigan state park, and stealing a tractor-trailer full of paper goods in North Carolina. It's as if people are trying to beat their neighbors and "win the pandemic." Why? What motivates some people to respond to a crisis by amassing more than they need?
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Bring back Justice O’Connor
The death of Justice Antonin Scalia has already deepened the divide in American politics.Even when the president’s party controls the Senate, Supreme Court confirmations are difficult; just ask President George W. Bush about what happened with Harriet Miers.
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