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Covers:  personal essays, reported takes, next-day analysis
Doesn't Cover: gifting, product guides, travel
Commissioning Editor @theintercept, Contributing Editor @curaffairs, co-owner @discourse_blog.

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Katherine Krueger’s Biography

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Katherine Krueger is the Features Editor at ELLE.com. She's previously worked for Splinter, Fusion, Talking Points Memo, and The Guardian US. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin, where she was editor-in-chief of The Badger Herald.

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Establishment Democrats to the Dustbin of History

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When Hakeem Jeffries, who’s positioning himself to be House speaker if the Democrats retake the chamber come November, was shown on the screen at an election party full of socialists in Brooklyn Tuesday night, the crowd chanted, “You’re next! You’re next!” Before polls closed on the night that would see the Jeffries-endorsed candidates fall and Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s candidates win, the New York congressman told reporters that he and the mayor have “agreed to strongly disagree” and that “a...
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Stop Calling It a Ceasefire

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By Katherine Krueger Verified
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Today, Iran launched missiles at the international airport in Kuwait.
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Stop Calling It a Ceasefire

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By Katherine Krueger Verified
| The Intercept Verified
To any reasonable person, a ceasefire is exactly what it sounds like: It is the total cessation of military attacks to end a war. But to the mainstream American media outlets covering the U.S.–Israel war with Iran, what constitutes a “ceasefire” is a rhetorical exercise. Today, Iran launched missiles at the international airport in Kuwait.
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