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Taking on “the language police” and taxing the rich: Tom Suozzi has a vision for moderate Democrats
Russell Payne
Rep. Tom Suozzi wants to pair progressive economics with centrist takes on trans rights
“Summoning the demon”: Steve Bannon stokes fear of an AI “apocalypse”
Russell Payne
Some on the right see artificial intelligence as an apocalyptic threat from Big Tech
Worse than Orbán: Trump is trying to bring his opposition to heel
Heather Digby Parton
In Orbán's Hungary, it's "respectable fascism." Here in the U.S., it's something else
In LA, Donald Trump is both the arsonist and firefighter
Brian Karem
Trump and Stephen Miller's made-for-TV street theater ignores the facts — and threatens democracy
Democrats, disillusioned, clear the path for Trump’s rampage
Chauncey DeVega
The image of then-President Biden welcoming Donald Trump back to the White House symbolized the disaster to come
How narcissism became everyone’s obsession
Amanda Marcotte
A once-obscure psychological disorder threatens democracy and haunts the internet
Is “centrism” making a comeback? OK, sort of — but blink and you’ll miss it
Andrew O'Hehir
So "centrism" is back and neoliberalism will save us from fascism. Cool story, bro — but we've heard it before
Trump’s fight with Musk reveals MAGA’s biggest delusion
Amanda Marcotte
The president accused Elon of having "Trump derangement syndrome"
“Ridiculous and false”: Biden pushes back against autopen investigation
Garrett Owen
Biden put down "any suggestion" that he wasn't at the helm of his presidency in a statement
The incredible shrinking president
Brian Karem
Trump goes missing while his minions loot the countryside
“An unwarranted betrayal”: Karine Jean-Pierre leaves Democratic Party, announces new book
Garrett Owen
Biden's former press secretary announced a book promising a "look inside a broken White House"
Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard predicted young male voters flocking to Trump
Amanda Marcotte
The trial was permission to believe men are the real victims — regardless of facts
“He was always on top of it”: Clinton pushes back against reports of Biden decline
Alex Galbraith
The former president said he saw no reason to be concerned about Biden's mental state
“Soulless, mindless entities”: Trump shares QAnon conspiracy theory suggesting Biden is a clone
Alex Galbraith
The president shared a post late Saturday night suggesting Biden had been "executed" and replaced
The alpha male era is on its way out
Melanie McFarland
The right’s “masculinity crisis” has popular culture in a bear hug. But it may be nearer to tapping out
Civil rights attorney Damon Hewitt on how Trump’s DOJ created “an invitation to discrimination”
Chauncey DeVega
"You will have no rights that Trump and the federal government are bound to respect"
Stephen Miller’s deportation machine is failing — and he’s furious
Charles R. Davis
The Trump advisor is angry that the promise of "mass deportation now" remains largely unfulfilled
“You call that chickening out?”: Trump bristles at Wall Street’s TACO talk over tariffs
Alex Galbraith
The acronym, common among traders, means "Trump Always Chickens Out"
Tulsi Gabbard grows to become Donald Trump’s most dangerous attack dog
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's intelligence director peddles new conspiracy theory that stokes MAGA extremism — and even violence
“Don’t know what the president’s talking about”: Hume blasts Trump’s Putin comments
Blaise Malley
Hume pushed back on Trump's belief that Putin had changed in recent months, saying, "This is who he's always been"
Democrats won’t change until the left does
Norman Solomon
Popular resistance can't come from the Democratic Party
“Emperor has no clothes!”: Paul’s problems with Trump’s “Beautiful” bill may spell trouble in Senate
Alex Galbraith
The senator from Kentucky says Trump's cost-cutting bill will actually supercharge the deficit
“Only the people can save the people”: As Trump guts harm reduction programs, activists fight back
Niko Vorobyov
Progressive drug policy has seen serious setbacks under Trump. Harm reductionists say they've been here before
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