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Common sense is not actually very common

The Economist
IN 1776 THOMAS PAINE, a traitorous Englishman living in the American colonies, published a seditious 47-page pamphlet. Called “Common Sense”...
8 months ago

BBC’s The Traitors: how unconscious biases can impact who you think is guilty

The Conversation
This article contains spoilers for the first five episodes of season two of The Traitors. Subterfuge, betrayal, murder and money abound in...
8 months ago

The Traitors ’ Kate Chastain Was the Reality TV Anti-Hero of 2023

Vulture
Through her bickering and sabotaging on 'The Traitors,' Kate Chastain became something better than a traitor, a faithful, and a reality...
9 months ago

The translator is a traitor: translation in humanitarian response

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
On translating into Arabic in a conflict-stricken region that poses linguistic, communicative, and cultural challenges.
21 months ago

Historian explores how Civil War Northerners reconciled treason with leniency

Penn State University
The U.S. Constitution defines treason as levying war against the government and aiding and abetting its enemies. By that definition, every...
123 months ago

Did Trump and His Supporters Commit Treason?

The New Yorker
Jeannie Suk Gersen writes about the Founding Fathers's definition of treason and whether Donald Trump and his supporters engaged in...
44 months ago

Americans have forgotten what 'treason' actually means — and how it can be abused

NBC News
A new poll shows Americans (and Trump) think treason is just a criminal act. The Founding Fathers would be ashamed of this Constitutional...
79 months ago

Donald Trump thinks not clapping for him is 'treasonous'

CNN
President Donald Trump wasn't – and, apparently, still isn't – happy that Democrats in Congress didn't stand to applaud him in his State of the Union address...
80 months ago

Is Trump treasonous? Here’s the legal and historical answer to that charge

MarketWatch
President Donald Trump has been accused by political foes of “treasonous” behavior after his controversial meeting with Russian leader...
74 months ago

Treason, Sedition, and Insurrection: What’s the Difference?

The Saturday Evening Post
Sedition is organized incitement to rebellion or civil disorder against the state's authority, insurrection involves actual acts of violence against the state...
44 months ago