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Are the Democrats in trouble? Gallup editor on what those bad-news polls really mean
Chauncey DeVega
Gallup senior editor Jeffrey Jones on the big Republican gain: The real story is that Americans hate both parties
The whisper campaign against Joe Biden won’t stop — unless he can change the narrative
Brian Karem
Is Biden up to the task? It might be a legitimate question — if the available alternatives weren't so godawful
“Evil” Josh Hawley hit with bipartisan pushback after call to drop U.S. support for Ukraine NATO bid
Brett Bachman
"I hate to be so personal, but Hawley is one of the worst human beings," Rep. Adam Kinzinger said
Yes, Putin’s a tyrant — that doesn’t mean his Ukraine demands are unreasonable
Glenn Sacks
Vladimir Putin is an amoral opportunist — but he's right that America and its allies double-crossed him on NATO
Republicans splinter over Russia
Jon Skolnik
Some Republicans have taken to staunch isolationism while others have stressed the need for military aid
The road to Jan. 6: How 50 years of violent white nationalism inspired the Oath Keepers
Arun Gupta
How did the Oath Keepers go from opposing government tyranny to being an enthusiastic and bloody arm of it?
U.S. troops on standby as tensions with Russia worsen over possible Ukraine war
Andrea Germanos
Pentagon says 8,500 troops are on "heightened preparedness" even as Antony Blinken vows "diplomacy and dialogue"
The curse of James Garfield: A history lesson from one of America’s most tragic presidents
Matthew Rozsa
James Garfield is largely forgotten today, but saved his unpopular party from disaster — before tragedy struck
Madison Cawthorn cleans his gun during hearing on toxic chemicals’ effects on veterans
Igor Derysh
“He’s a child. He lacks common sense." Witnesses rip Cawthorn's “total disregard and disrespect" for U.S. soldiers
Donald Trump calls for racial violence: White supremacists are listening, but the media laughs
Chauncey DeVega
While the media congratulated itself for mocking or ignoring Trump's Arizona rally, he spread vicious racist lies
After a year of Joe Biden, how come we still have Donald Trump’s foreign policy?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Biden promised a new era of diplomacy, stability and American leadership — but has doubled down on Trump's failures
Republicans’ red flag: GOP ignores warning signs of struggle
Heather Digby Parton
While Republicans crow about a shift in party identification, the generic ballot may spell midterm doom for the GOP
Those first post-birth meals are the most special — 6 parents explain why
Rachel Tepper Paley
Whether chocolate cake, dumplings or fenugreek-laden sabzis — these foods hold meaning far beyond their ingredients
Where we are now: The dire state of America in 2022
Norman Solomon
Biden's first year: Assault on democracy, oligarchic class war and bloated military spending. Happy talk won't help
Watch: Trump comes up empty when asked a very simple question about Republicans in power
Alex Henderson
When asked by Newsmax, Trump failed to name a single thing the GOP could do with control of Congress
Dislocation nation: Omicron surge brings another endless war against another unseen enemy
Lucian K. Truscott IV
It might have been easier when all this started — we knew what to do. The uncertainty of Year 3 is the worst part
The U.S. drops an average of 46 bombs a day: Why should the world see us as a force for peace?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
The U.S. has dropped at least 337,000 bombs and missiles in 20 years — and now clutches its pearls over Russia
Jim Jordan refuses to tell Jan. 6 panel about Trump calls after claiming he had “nothing to hide”
Igor Derysh
"If they call me, I got nothing to hide," Jordan declared before refusing to cooperate with the investigation
This coastal town needs federal aid for climate adaptation. Instead it’ll get a military truck
Adam Mahoney
Rising sea levels have left daunting prospects for Surfside Beach's heavily tourism-dependent economy
Ted Cruz says GOP will impeach Biden if it retakes Congress — whether it’s “justified or not”
Igor Derysh
Cancún frequent flyer floats Republican revenge fantasy, claiming Democrats "weaponized" impeachment against Trump
Ted Cruz confuses Washington state with Western Australia in attack on “power drunk” Democrats
Igor Derysh
Bewildered Texas senator rapidly deleted tweet accusing “authoritarian” Democrats of being “kill-joys”
A year of dubious characters and dark drama: Salon’s best News & Politics stories of 2021
Andrew O'Hehir
Maybe you think you just dreamed Mike Lindell and Lauren Boebert: You didn't. And they were the fun parts of 2021
It was a bad year for the world: But yes, there were 10 good things in 2021
Medea Benjamin
In a bleak year for domestic politics, there were signs of progress toward justice around the world. Yes, really!
PEN America, the “human rights” careerists and the betrayal of Julian Assange
Chris Hedges
Corporate money and Democratic Party apparatchiks have transformed PEN America into a servant of the ruling class
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