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How Taylor Rehmet upset a MAGA candidate to flip a North Texas Senate district
Alejandro Serrano
Rehmet won a district Donald Trump carried by 17 points
Scientists resist Trump’s war on climate data
Nicholas Liu
Climate scientists are determined to preserve their projects and inform the public under a new organizational shell
Millions brace for snow, ice and dangerous cold
CK Smith
A sweeping storm is bringing snow, ice and bitter cold to much of the country, disrupting travel and daily life
Italian food beyond the pasta
Francesca Giangiulio
How winter, geography and scarcity shaped Italy’s cuisine — and why comfort there has always meant survival
Donald Trump lurches further into delusion on the world stage
Brian Karem
In Davos and the White House briefing room, the president showed that he is faltering and dangerous
As Trump rants and threatens, our allies fear the worst
Brian Karem
The president and his “den of robbers” are putting American lives and NATO at risk
Mary Peltola may put Alaska’s Senate race in reach for Democrats
Grace Panetta
Peltola was the first Alaska Native elected to Congress. She's challenging GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan
Trump’s Venezuelan oil rush is doomed from the start
Nicholas Liu
One industry expert said Trump's oil dreams are less about economic prudence and more about distracting the public
2026 begins with an increasingly autocratic United States rising on the global stage
Shelley Inglis
What does this transition from a liberal America in the world to an autocratic U.S. look like?
Marjorie Taylor Greene bets the Republican troll era is over
Amanda Marcotte
It's not like she has anything else to offer
GOP lawmakers’ power transfers are reshaping North Carolina
Doug Bock Clark
North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature has siphoned off some of the governor’s traditional powers
Trump’s war on the climate demands resistance
Troy Farah
The antidote to climate despair is collective defiance
For Trump, everything’s a “hoax.” It’s pure projection
Kirk Swearingen
Both impeachments, the Epstein scandal, COVID, climate change — it's all a "hoax." Is Trump telling us something?
How much worse will it get by 2029?
Alfred McCoy
One year of President Donald J. Trump has brought trauma, failure and destruction. Ready for three more?
The judiciary’s Christmas gift to Trump
Brian Karem
With two adverse rulings, this year the courts gave Trump a stocking of humility
Pushing Democrats to move beyond resistance
Christopher D. Cook
Rural Americans — and a Rural New Deal — could be the key to a new wave of economic populism
The madness of George Will: Last lonely never-Trumper forges on
Mike Lofgren
Legendary Washington Post columnist bailed on GOP over Trump — but hasn't changed his mind about anything else
Monkey sounds, “white power” and the N-word: School racial harassment ignored under Trump
Jennifer Smith Richards, Megan O’Matz, Jodi S. Cohen
The Trump Education Department’s civil rights office has not resolved a single racial harassment investigation
Gen Z does not exist: Why phony generational labels fail us
Troy Farah
Generational labels have no scientific meaning. Experts say they’re tired — we should be too
Under Trump, a Hong Kong-style fire is waiting to happen
Sabrina Haake
Lax safety regulations have defined Trump's profits-first administration — and Americans will pay the price
A year after Luigi Mangione’s arrest, health care is even worse
Troy Farah
Brian Thompson's killing hasn't helped our public health crisis. Here's what actually might
Boat strikes: War crime or “fake news” hoax?
Sophia Tesfaye
Even as some Republicans turn on the ghastly Pete Hegseth, right-wing media can't handle the truth
Wealthy ranchers profit from public lands. Taxpayers pick up the tab.
Mark Olalde, Jimmy Tobias
The Trump administration is supercharging a system that props up a wealthy few while harming the environment
Trump’s Golden Dome could create a spiral of nuclear escalation
Ashley Gate, William D. Hartung
The president's pet project has more to do with enriching arms contractors than defending the US
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