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Stimulus standoff ends in “Democratic surrender”: After McConnell blocks $2,000 checks, Dems move on
Jake Johnson
41 Democrats abandoned Bernie Sanders and joined with Mitch McConnell to advance a $740 Billion Pentagon bill
Looking ahead: The top food and agriculture stories for 2021
FoodPrint
One thing we know for certain about the coming year? The coronavirus pandemic is far from over
Should senators be allowed to trade stocks at all? Amid the obvious conflicts, probably not
Benjamin Edwards
Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are the most blatant examples — but the appearance of corruption is unavoidable
David Perdue sold his home to a finance industry official whose organization was lobbying the Senate
Robert Faturechi
The same year FINRA was lobbying the Senate, one of its board governors paid Perdue $1.8 million for his townhouse
As Biden prepares to take over, media normalizes Republican obstruction
Dan Froomkin
Conventional media is preemptively kneecapping Biden, presenting GOP intransigence as ho-hum normal politics
Why Joe Biden should forgive billions in student debt
Sonali Kolhatkar
“This is an opportunity for Joe Biden to have his FDR moment"
With rent due and evictions looming, Warren rips McConnell for “disgraceful” obstruction
Jake Johnson
"It is cruel for Republicans to continue blocking real relief for working people during this crisis"
Bless Joe Biden for bringing pets (and compassion!) back to the White House
Ashlie D. Stevens
Biden fractured his foot while playing with his dog Major and reminded us what normalcy looked like in the process
“Bye-bye, Betsy DeVos. You won’t be missed,” says Sanders to billionaire education secretary
Jake Johnson
Sanders calls DeVos "the worst education secretary in the history of America" as she attacks tuition-free college
ACLU sues to find out how and why federal agencies are accessing cell phone location and data
Jessica Corbett
"We're suing to bring some much-needed transparency to these disturbing practices," explained one ACLU attorney
More than 40 states plan on suing Facebook next week. Here’s what the lawsuit is likely to do
Matthew Rozsa
Will Facebook ever face any repercussions for its actions? The possibility of antitrust action looms
The dangerous seduction of “going back to normal”
Robert Reich
Boring, reassuring, normal — these are Biden’s great strengths. But he needs to be careful
Mnuchin clawback may “sabotage” Biden by blocking $455B in COVID-19 funds — it may also be “illegal”
Igor Derysh
A watchdog says Mnuchin’s move violated the Cares Act. Democrats call it downright "corrupt"
Progressives praise early Biden picks, but worry his team is stacked with “corporatists”
Igor Derysh
Left has been surprisingly supportive of Biden's choices so far — but some appointments seen as "betrayal"
Our politics isn’t about left vs. right anymore — it’s about reality vs. dreadful fantasy
Bob Cesca
More than 73 million Americans just voted for a dangerous, delusional fiction. Our only choice is to defeat them
Can Joe Biden find a student loan forgiveness plan that will make everyone happy?
Matthew Rozsa
Biden confidants are advising the president-elect to forgive student debt in some form. Is there one right answer?
Joe Biden is the PTSD president we need
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A man who's been hurt can be the person to help us heal
Kamala Harris and the evolution of the birds: worldwide lessons
Terri Langston
How evolution over millions of years has created sovereign female birds and equally sovereign human females
Democrats now face a challenge meeting health promises
Emmarie Huetteman
Democrats will effectively have a year to advance their agenda before the next election
Mitch McConnell is already preparing to torpedo Joe Biden’s Cabinet picks
Roger Sollenberger
A source close to the majority leader tells Axios that the GOP won't approve any "radical progressives" from Biden
Deutsche Bank wants to dump Trump if he loses, may “seize” assets if he fails to repay debts: report
Igor Derysh
The controversial bank may foreclose on Trump's properties or "seize the president's assets," executives say
Dear fellow progressives: The lesson of history is clear — vote for Joe Biden
Daniel Ellsberg, Michael Ellsberg
Will third-party voting help build the progressive movement? Over the past 20 years, that's been proven false
Are Democrats open to expanding the Supreme Court? After Barrett, it looks that way
Sophia Tesfaye
Mainstream Senate Democrats warn "there will be consequences" for the radical Barrett push. Let's hold them to it
Despite COVID outbreak among his staffers, Pence pushed to attend Supreme Court confirmation vote
Jon Queally
"Your presence alone could be very dangerous to many people," a letter to Pence from Senate Democrats said
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