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The Biden administration: Who will hold the power?
Robert Reich
Robert Reich on what you need to know about where the power really lies
Why a new coronavirus mutation has some scientists worried
Matthew Rozsa
The new mutation, dubbed B.1.1.7, is spreading throughout southern England. Scientists explain what this means
Trump’s COVID task force coordinator Deborah Birx to retire after violating WH travel guidance
Igor Derysh
Birx said the backlash to her family trip after repeated anti-travel warnings has been a "bit overwhelming"
Trump’s loss was radicalizing: His promise to “cheat” the system has further deluded his fans
Amanda Marcotte
Trump got elected by promising he knew how to cheat "the system"— now his voters can't believe he's failing
Democrats open investigation into Trump’s handling of COVID: House watchdog subpoenas HHS, CDC heads
Igor Derysh
House watchdog subpoenas HHS, CDC chiefs after finding Trump appointees meddling in COVID reports
Texas has $2 billion in COVID relief funds left to spend. Advocacy groups are anxiously watching
Juan Pablo Garnham
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller asked the governor to support rural hospitals and food banks
“$600 is not enough”: Progressives in Congress left unhappy with COVID relief deal
Jake Johnson
Progressive lawmakers criticized the final agreement as badly inadequate given the severity of the nation's crises
Best of 2020: Watching Andrew Cuomo’s pandemic briefings finally let me grieve my father
Gina Gionfriddo
Our 2020 retrospective continues with this tribute to a father's uncanny similarities to a governor in crisis mode
Public health doctor on pandemic holiday travel: “It sucks, but cancel your plans”
Dean Obeidallah
Pro-gathering sentiment from Ted Cruz and other right-wingers "is really deadly," Dr. Seema Yasmin tells Salon
Trump’s border wall and a “three-martini lunch”: What the GOP fought to save in a second COVID bill
Igor Derysh
Package includes $600 checks, $300 unemployment boost, $284B for PPP and $1.4 billion for Trump's border wall
Dr. Seth Norrholm: How to survive the physical, financial and emotional abuse of the Trump era
Chauncey DeVega
Yes, he's made us crazy: PTSD expert says it's "the most dangerous time" in our "abusive relationship" with Trump
Kelly Loeffler says she uses private jet to save taxpayers, but took publicly-funded flights
Roger Sollenberger
Kelly Loeffler and her husband bought a $10 million jet — but taxpayers are still covering her flights to D.C.
As relief deal nears, AOC slams Democrats for locking “left flank in the basement”
Jake Johnson
Ocasio-Cortez says GOP willing to "leverage" right-wing enthusiasm, while leading Democrats shut progressives out
“We are not embarrassed enough”: Ilhan Omar slams Congress for failing the public on COVID relief
Jake Johnson
"It's really quite shameful that we find ourselves negotiating a deal with such a small amount of money"
People didn’t used to be “consumers.” What happened?
Kate Yoder
Shoppers, profits, growth: Why marketing-speak is bad for the planet.
Mitch McConnell is no more credible than Donald Trump — but the press sucks up to him
Dan Froomkin
Beltway reporters natter on about the "problem" of "dysfunction" — a problem overwhelmingly caused by one man
Going home for the holidays? For many Americans, that’s a risky decision
Victoria Knight
Many Americans are still planning to travel for the December holidays, despite the nation’s worsening COVID numbers
Minnesota Senator Jerry Relph dies from COVID-19 after attending large GOP dinner party
Travis Gettys
Republicans held a dinner party Nov. 5 with more than 100 attendees, after which Relph went into self-quarantine
Wall Street titan gloats over pandemic profits from rentals as eviction tsunami looms
Kenny Stancil
"Blackstone was a huge winner coming out of the global financial crisis," said billionaire CEO Stephen Schwarzman
Challenging patriarchal practices makes “House of Ho” more than just a Vietnamese Kardashians clone
Hanh Nguyen
Judy Ho spoke to Salon about abiding by her immigrant parents' expectations until a reality show let her break free
US on pace for slowest population growth since Spanish Flu and economic impact is already evident
Igor Derysh
The slowdown will result in "smaller economic growth," a former Treasury Department official told Salon
Can “earmarks” fix Washington dysfunction? A former symbol of corruption is now a sign of hope
Igor Derysh
Earmarks have long been criticized as organized "bribery" — but some lawmakers think they can break D.C. stalemate
Tucker Carlson warns Fox viewers to be “nervous” about the “glitzy” COVID vaccine
Roger Sollenberger
Carlson said that efforts to get people to inoculate themselves against the disease were a means of social control
Ex-Texas cop arrested for violent attempt to prove election conspiracy was hired by GOP activists
Erin Douglas
Mark Aguirre is accused of running a man off the road and threatening him at gunpoint
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