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“Bye-bye Tucker Carlson!”: Advertisers bail on Fox News host’s program after “race-baiting” screed
Roger Sollenberger
Carlson, who once claimed white supremacy was a "hoax," asked if he was "required to be upset about" George Floyd
Progressives have a good chance to move a “receptive” Joe Biden to the left, Bernie Sanders says
Julia Conley
"We've got to continue the movement in this country for transformative change," Sanders tells The New Yorker
As the people rise up, Trump regime moves to criminalize dissent
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and his enablers are once again seeking to exploit a crisis to advance their authoritarian agenda
Multiple strains of coronavirus are now circulating in the US. Here’s what that means
Nicole Karlis
As the coronavirus moves around the country, it's mutating — but that isn't as bad as it sounds
Donald Trump, hydroxychloroquine and the world’s largest fund manager: A love story?
Roger Sollenberger
Does BlackRock explain Trump's strange affection for hydroxychloroquine — and a specific brand of COVID-19 test?
There’s a crisis in U.S. capitalism
Richard D. Wolff
U.S. economic policy now focuses on what is already the worst business cycle downturn since the 1929 crash
Human trials for a coronavirus vaccine are starting in late July
Matthew Rozsa
Pharma giant Johnson & Johnson is accelerating the vaccine development process
Trump’s peddling of a conspiracy theory about Antifa and protesters is part of a right wing trend
Amanda Marcotte
Baseless theories are being spread to derail the conversation about racism and police. Here's how to push back
GOP vows to probe Georgia election “catastrophe” in minority areas, Dems say it was “no accident”
Igor Derysh
After 214 shuttered polling sites resulted in hourslong lines, Democrats raise accusations of voter suppression
Let’s get ready to MAGA rally: As Trump’s approval rating sinks, his need for cheerleading grows
Heather Digby Parton
Trump clearly believes his main job is to hold court with his faithful followers — even if it ends up killing them
Debt collectors are still coming for millions even in the middle of a pandemic
Paul Kiel, Jeff Ernsthausen
As the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Americans got protection from evictions, foreclosures and student debt
Elon Musk reopened his Tesla factory in defiance of county orders. Then an outbreak happened
Nicole Karlis
The oppositional CEO's libertarian mindset has severe health consequences for his exploited factory workers
Whose law? Whose order?
Terry H. Schwadron
There’s a knee to the neck for protesters and others Trump dislikes, and not even a slap on the wrist for him
Susan Collins loses endorsement of top gun control group as poll shows her losing by 9 points
Igor Derysh
Everytown for Gun Safety backs Democrat Sara Gideon after supporting Collins in her last re-election effort
DeVos changes her position on allowing undocumented students to access relief funds twice in one day
Roger Sollenberger
Two state college systems have sued the department, and the changes came the same day as a scheduled court hearing
Ivanka’s “dissociated princess” schtick is crumbling under pressure: Trump biographer
Matthew Chapman
Ivanka Trump’s anger reveals how her ‘dissociated princess’ schtick is no longer ‘viable’: family biographer
Coronavirus infections in younger people are skyrocketing — here’s why
Matthew Rozsa
While those under 40 still have a lower mortality rate, they're suddenly contracting coronavirus in greater numbers
Can people without symptoms spread coronavirus? Answering that question has gotten complicated
Matthew Rozsa
The World Health Organization suggests asymptomatic carriers are unlikely to spread the virus — then walks it back
Judge who accused Barr of “distorting” Mueller report demands answers after reading unredacted copy
Alex Henderson
The department must appear in court to “address the court’s questions regarding certain redactions" from the report
Billionaires won big with the coronavirus stimulus
Allan Sloan
The CARES Act sent you a $1,200 check but gave millionaires and billionaires far more
All the president’s garbagemen: Has Trump finally lit a dumpster fire his enablers can’t put out?
Bob Cesca
Trump's presidency couldn't survive without his clean-up crew—and these latest messes might be too massive to fix
Mitt Romney’s support for black lives matters. But the bar should be higher for Democrats
Sophia Tesfaye
It's one thing for a Republican like Romney to make symbolic gestures. Democrats must lead with meaningful action
After Trump visits without a mask, medical supplier forced to throw away new testing swabs
Julia Conley
Due to Trump's maskless visit, medical supplier in Maine forced to toss out badly-needed swabs
Trump campaign set to reevaluate 2020 strategy as Biden soars in the polls: report
Alex Henderson
The president has seen a "steady erosion in support"
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