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Trump takes control of the Jan. 6 story — while the media and Congress sleep on it
Amanda Marcotte
No Jan. 6 hearings until "April or May," Rep. Raskin tells Salon. Now Trump is promising pardons to the rioters
Arizona bills embrace Trump conspiracy theories, could allow GOP to reject election results
Igor Derysh
Half the Republicans in the Arizona House back a bill to bring back “1958-style voting” — i.e., GTFO democracy
Should Breyer’s Supreme Court replacement have a term limit?
Paul M. Collins, Jr., Artemus Ward
Supreme Court justices in the U.S. enjoy life tenure, but it has had unforeseen consequences
How Republican racism and misogyny could be on full display for Biden’s Supreme Court nomination
Alex Henderson
Republicans are already calling for Biden's impeachment over his "anti-White racist exclusion of any White nominee"
The center cannot hold: Manchin and Sinema are wrecking America — here’s how to beat them
Paul Rosenberg
"Centrism," as those two mean it, is a catastrophic misreading of political reality. We need an entirely new model
NRA board member subpoenaed by Jan. 6 committee over role in fake Trump elector scheme
Brett Bachman
The Jan. 6 committee on Friday targeted 14 people accused of submitting falsified Electoral College paperwork
Republicans in TrumpWorld try to draft Kid Rock for Tennessee Congressional run
Meaghan Ellis
He's resisted attempts to run in the past — but joked recently that the publicity is great for ticket sales
Why the right sees Biden’s promise of a Black woman on the Supreme Court as an attack
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing media doesn't need a name to know their narrative: Any Black female nominee is inherently unsuitable
Fox News melts down over Biden Supreme Court pick — before he’s nominated anyone
Igor Derysh
Sean Hannity muses that Biden's nonexistent Supreme Court nominee may be "unlawful" and "unconstitutional"
Coming Supreme Court battle: Moment of reckoning for Biden — and America
Brian Karem
Breyer's replacement won't shift the balance of power. But how this goes may tell us whether America can be saved
Former Oath Keeper and Jan. 6 protester launches effort to “audit” Michigan election
Igor Derysh
Former Oath Keeper and Capitol protester says Michigan's not settled: "Nobody can say whether there was" vote fraud
Retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer ramps up pressure on moderate Senate Democrats
Jon Skolnik
A year of "Manchinema" stonewalling may be cause for concern around the fate of Justice Breyer's SCOTUS replacement
“Trump has it completely wrong”: Allies revolt after Trump endorses rival to MAGA darling
Igor Derysh
TrumpWorld in an uproar as Candace Owens, Madison Cawthorn oppose Trump's pick in Tennessee congressional race
The crypto crash isn’t just tulip-trading — it’s a result of the toxic entitlement that led to Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Vaccine refusal, tech bro libertarianism and Trump: It's all the same white guy refusal to play nice with others
What Ron DeSantis’ COVID fight with the FDA is really all about: Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Florida's Republican governor is struggling to show enough deference to his state's most prominent resident
What’s protecting Trump and the coup plotters: American exceptionalism — how do we fight that?
Chauncey DeVega
A cruel irony: Our misguided faith that America is special is shielding Trump and the fascists from punishment
Ethics investigation finds GOP congressman misused House resources
Alex Henderson
An OCE report was issued on Rep. Doug Lamborn for the misuse of congressional staff and resources
Antiwar critics blast Pelosi over fast-track $500M military aid to Ukraine
Jake Johnson
This is "how the space for nonmilitary options gets slowly closed off," congressional aide tells The Intercept
Laura Ingraham breaks out a self-parody by imitating Kate McKinnon’s impression of her
Jon Skolnik
It remains to be seen whether McKinnon will now mock Ingraham's imitation of McKinnon mocking Ingraham
Liz Cheney fires back at Newt Gingrich after he suggests throwing Jan. 6 committee in jail
Igor Derysh
"This is what it looks like when the rule of law unravels," tweets Cheney after Newt says "mean" Dems face prison
Insurrection by other means: The far right is using anti-vax sentiment to radicalize Republicans
Amanda Marcotte
The weekend's anti-vaccine rally in D.C. was heavy on violence-inspiring rhetoric and fascist recruitment
The curse of James Garfield: A history lesson from one of America’s most tragic presidents
Matthew Rozsa
James Garfield is largely forgotten today, but saved his unpopular party from disaster — before tragedy struck
A “buried” poll result reveals a trend in the GOP that looks bad for Trump
Alex Henderson
Republicans have long said they saw themselves as Trump supporters first. That seems to be changing
The Supreme Court supported compulsory vaccinations in 1905. What changed in 2022?
Matthew Rozsa
The landmark case of Jacobson v. Massachusetts upheld states' rights to compel vaccinations in 1905
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