Is America Headed for a New Kind of Civil War?

9/24/2017

In this article from The New Yorker, the author explores the question of whether America is on the brink of a new kind of civil war. The article examines the current political and social tensions in the United States, including the deep divisions between political parties, increasing polarization, and the rise of extremist groups. It discusses the historical context of the Civil War and compares it to the present-day situation, highlighting similarities and differences. The author interviews various experts and analyzes different scenarios that could potentially lead to a new civil war. Ultimately, the article raises thought-provoking questions about the state of the nation and the potential consequences of ongoing division.

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