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Why don’t celebrities go away anymore?
Alex Galbraith
From Donald Trump to Taylor Swift, the same names still run culture and politics
Trump’s real estate career offers a hint of Kennedy Center’s future
Heather Digby Parton
The president's threat to demolish JFK's memorial feels predictable given his history
The high cost of MAGA manhood
Amanda Marcotte
Masculinity on the right runs on consumption. Trump made the hallmarks of manhood pricier
Dolly Parton blazed a path that modern country stars can’t follow
Alex Galbraith
Parton's outwardly apolitical, quietly radical balancing act can't be repeated in the social media age
Real men don’t bike: How cars became the symbol of American manhood
Jessica Kutz
Inside the Trump administration's campaign to sell a vision of masculinity rooted in speed and strength
Dolly Parton, American hero and icon of inclusion, dies at 80
Andi Zeisler
Social media explodes in grief at passing of singer-songwriter, actor, philanthropist and absolute legend
What if the fascists win in Germany?
Andrew O'Hehir
Friedrich Merz's "firewall" hasn't stopped the rise of the ultra-MAGA AfD. It's time for a new strategy
GOP is finally running out of people to blame
Brian Karem
Republicans control DC and have totally wrecked the place. Now the paint is peeling off their delusions
Experts question new Trump admin analysis claiming noncitizens voted in 2020
Dion Nissenbaum, Votebeat
Trump said it shows he won the 2020 election, but the 24,000 voters in question wouldn’t change the outcome
Trump aide Natalie Harp nurses his decline
Amanda Marcotte
The president's defensive reaction to rampant speculation reveals his fear of aging
Right-wing media can’t quit Hunter Biden
Sophia Tesfaye
Joe Biden’s troubled son has rehabilitated his image — not every Republican likes that
Fauci’s COVID‑origins hearing shows how conspiracy theories became political weapons
Art Jipson
The spectacle shows what happens when conspiracy theories become embedded in political institutions
Europe tightens borders after deadly Ceuta migrant surge
CK Smith
Spain rushed to reinforce its border as European leaders debated new controls after thousands crossed into Ceuta
Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing proves we’re still living in 2020
Heather Digby Parton
Rand Paul's vendetta against the former chief medical advisor shows how we can't move beyond the year from hell
Judges call out Trump DOJ for “unlawful,” “unethical” and “unseemly” conduct
J. David McSwane, Pratheek Rebala, Carla Astudillo
Federal judges have criticized the administration's prosecutors in hundreds of cases since Trump took office
Kamala Harris’ biggest opponent in 2028? Herself
Jason Kyle Howard
As she lays the groundwork for a campaign, Harris again risks a trap of her own making
Trump’s foreign policy enters its decadent, desperate end stage
Andrew O'Hehir
He restarted a war no one wanted and signed a nuclear deal no one read. What's next?
Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary pegged the war's cost at $37 billion. The real total is far higher
Trump at WHCD: “The show must go on” — then “ripping” into the press
CK Smith
Three months after the shooting, Trump's solemn opening gave way to expected attacks on the media, political rivals
Big cannabis has cozied up to the GOP
Russell Payne
The hemp, marijuana and alcohol industries are all vying for the president’s attention
Can Andy Burnham save Britain? Wait, what would that even mean?
Andrew O'Hehir
Ever since Brexit, the UK has been on a downward economic and political slide. Can improved vibes really fix that?
Trump’s Obama vendetta has him trapped in his own forever war
Brian Karem
The president is determined to keep hammering Iran with no concern for the consequences
FBI looked at using AI to review 2020 ballot signatures
Jeremy Kohler, Doug Bock Clark
The move came as part of President Trump’s continued push to discredit the results of the 2020 election
FCC officials took pricey gifts from Paramount as company awaited merger approval
Corey G. Johnson
Ethics experts say that by accepting the gifts, FCC commissioners are compromising the agency’s impartiality
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