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Harry Stein

Washington, D.C.
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I tweet mostly about economic policy. @UWMadison & @dcpublicschools grad. Retweets ≠ endorsements. Tweets ≠ view of my employer. Personal account.
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The Brief, Improbable Life of the ‘Paris Metro’

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By Harry Stein
| Tablet Magazine Verified
I was at my desk at New Times magazine one fall morning in 1974, when my co-worker Tom Moore breezed into the office and announced he was quitting. This came as a shock, because New Times was an up-and-coming publication, featuring high-end journalism by a mix of veterans like Jimmy Breslin and Mike Royko, plus talented newcomers, and junior editors like Tom played a major role in shaping its content. Also, I didn’t know he could quit.
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How Trump Can Make Baseball Great Again

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By Harry Stein
| City Journal Verified
At this writing, President Trump has signed 123 executive orders, covering matters as varied as reciprocal tariffs and electoral integrity to undoing the Left’s war on shower heads. In sum, these constitute an essential attempt by his administration to return America to its greatest days. If that admirable goal is to be achieved, however, one key executive order remains to be promulgated: call it Restoring Sanity to Make Baseball Great Again.
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Don’t Expect Media Apologies-Ever-for the Duke Lacrosse Case

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By Harry Stein
| City Journal Verified
For the legacy media, the recent admission by Crystal Mangum, the accuser in the infamous 2006 Duke lacrosse case, that she had fabricated accusations of rape against three players on the university’s team, was at best a one-day story.
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