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Donald Trump’s path to authoritarian rule is wide open
Chauncey DeVega
Former national security official warns “Trump is moving faster than most dictators have"
The Venn diagram of Donald Trump’s vendettas
John Feffer
Trump, MAGA and some on the left despise the liberal international order. Multipolarism isn't the answer.
Grimes ushers in a new era of internet infestation
Alex Galbraith
Claire Boucher has always sounded like the internet, for better or for worse
“It could have killed us”: Inside the Burning Man art collapse that injured two people
Nicole Karlis
After a woman broke her collarbone this year, attendees are calling for stronger safety measures
Oklahoma’s short-lived “woke-proof” classroom could still leave a mark
Emery Petchauer
Oklahoma’s short-lived PragerU teacher assessment was one of former Superintendent Ryan Walters' final projects
“Biblical justice for all”: How North Carolina’s chief justice transformed his state
Doug Bock Clark
Paul Newby has turned his perch atop North Carolina’s Supreme Court into an instrument of political power
“Little Marco” goes big MAGA — with his eyes on the White House
Heather Digby Parton
Once a Trump tormentor, Marco Rubio is now a MAGA powerhouse — and driving the illegal war on Venezuela
Foul food sends Delta flight back to L.A.
Francesca Giangiulio
A Delta flight turned back to L.A. after a passenger’s spoiled food made the cabin unbearable
Pete Hegseth’s press crackdown is backfiring
Sophia Tesfaye
Even Fox News is fed up with the Pentagon’s new press restrictions
“I don’t want to be here anymore”: They tried to self-deport, then got stranded in Trump’s America
Melissa Sanchez, Mariam Elba
Some migrants took Trump up on his $1,000 offer. Many have not gotten what was promised
Pope Leo takes aim at MAGA’s false gospel
Sophia Tesfaye
The American Pope is confirming MAGA's worst fears
“Power to the People” revives John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s most defiant era
Kenneth Womack
Produced by Sean Ono Lennon, the "Power to the People" box set honors Lennon/Ono's "One to One" benefit concerts
The dangerous symbolism of the Trump coins
Heather Digby Parton
Trump wants to be on our money — and there's a reason why
Political violence has nothing to do with gender identity
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Data does not support right-wing claims that transgender people are to blame for mass killings in America
Tea thrives in lunar soil, scientists find
Francesca Giangiulio
Researchers successfully grew tea in soil modeled after the moon, offering insights for space and Earth farming
Trump at the UN: Turning point in history, and not in a good way
Andrew O'Hehir
His speech was humiliating and terrifying — but at least it showed the world how damaged America is now
An Ugly American berates the United Nations — and shames the rest of us
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's angry speech before the General Assembly was "coarse absurdist theater"
Diplomacy by insult: Donald Trump is “really good at this stuff”
Brian Karem
More people need to tell the huckster-in-chief to bugger off
Trump’s “embarrassing” UN speech shocks critics
Blaise Malley
President Trump used his UN speech to call climate change a "hoax" and tell other nations they are "going to hell"
America’s slow-motion coup speeds up: Tough lessons of the Kimmel affair
Andrew O'Hehir
MAGA forces told us all along they wanted to crush free speech. Maybe we'll believe them now
The battle over Ben & Jerry’s soul
Joy Saha
Ben & Jerry’s says parent company Unilever is stifling its activism. Now the ice cream maker is pushing back — hard
The bruise on America’s soul: Moral injury in the age of Trump
Michael Bader
Our shared trauma is not imaginary. The Trump regime's cruelty is affecting all of us — but there's hope
Texas needs what James Talarico is selling — and so does America
Heather Digby Parton
He speaks movingly about hope and love — and taking on our broken economy and politics
Trump’s stain on America may be permanent
Brian Karem
Panicked by the Epstein "hoax" he can't explain away, the president declares war on his own country
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