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Why Can’t More Poor People Escape Poverty?

The New Republic editor Richard Just will have a live chat with New America Foundation policy analyst Jamie ...

Posted: June 13, 2011

Categories: The New Republic

Live chat with TNR Editors 1pm PDT Today: “In Libya, Obama Finally Did the Right Thing”

Join beNOW.tv and The New Republic magazine for a live chat with editors Richard Just and Jonathan Chait today at 1pm ...

Posted: March 21, 2011

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Two Live Events on Middle East Revolution

Live Chat with TNR Editors Editor Richard Just and Contributing Editor Eli Lake of The New Republic discuss what the ...

Posted: March 10, 2011

Categories: Commonwealth Club, The New Republic

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New shows added daily so watch this page but for now.... CD RELEASE SHOW FOR THE RILEYS! Legendary minimalist ...

Posted: March 3, 2011

Categories: Commonwealth Club, The New Republic, Yoshi's

The New Republic editors ask: Is Michelle Rhee undermining education reform?

Join TNR's Richard Just (Editor) and Seyward Darby (Deputy Online Editor) in a discussion on Michelle Rhee and ...

Posted: February 9, 2011

Categories: The New Republic

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