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“What voter suppression looks like”: Rejected ballot requests up 400% after new Georgia voting law
Igor Derysh
Far more applications for absentee ballots were denied, due to a new deadline in Republican voting law
Investigative reporter David Neiwert: Rittenhouse verdict a “green light for right-wing extremists”
Chauncey DeVega
Expert on right-wing extremism has a warning for America: "Normal is gone — and it's not coming back"
Democrats dine in luxury while families struggle — it’s a recipe for electoral Armageddon in ’22
Bob Hennelly
Democrats vacation on Nantucket and protect the fortunes of America's dynasties — and wonder why they're losing
With new Omicron variant looming, Republicans are now bribing people to avoid vaccination
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans move beyond just spreading anti-vaccine conspiracy theories to paying people not to vaccinate
Former “Anonymous” Trump aide Miles Taylor: Let’s unite to make politics boring again
Chauncey DeVega
Trump aide who spoke out says many Republicans want to ditch fascism — but the damage may take decades to heal
“What happened on Jan. 6, Senator?” Dr. Fauci blasts Ted Cruz for threatening to put him in jail
Brett Bachman
"I'm just going to do my job," Fauci said. "And I'm going to be saving lives and they're going to be lying"
Noam Chomsky discusses the path to a livable future
Stan Cox, Noam Chomsky
Linguist and public intellectual Noam Chomsky speaks with Stan Cox about the prospect of climate catastrophe
Far-right Michigan Republican known for anti-vaxxer views hospitalized with COVID-19
Alex Henderson
It's just the latest cautionary tale in a country where the virus and vaccine have become politicized
Everything we know about the Omicron COVID-19 variant
Brett Bachman
World Health Organization named it a "variant of concern" Friday — the agency's most serious designation
Florida Sen. Rick Scott off base in claim that rise in Medicare premiums is due to inflation
Phil Galewitz
A press release by Sen. Rick Scott blamed inflation for rising medicare premiums. The claim was largely inaccurate
Looking for America in Thanksgiving week: It must be here somewhere
Brian Karem
On the road from D.C. to Missouri, I find a discontented and divided country — that doesn't even know what's wrong
UN expert warns of near “tyranny” against voting rights of U.S. minorities amid GOP attacks
Jessica Corbett
"It is very far from, to borrow from the country's Constitution, 'a perfect union.'"
As COVID-19 cases skyrocket in children, doctors warn of lifelong side effects
Matthew Rozsa
COVID-19 cases in children — who could get sick for life — have risen 32 percent in two weeks
FBI probes another attempted election data breach linked to MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell
Igor Derysh
Two local officials spoke with Lindell sidekick before leaked data was featured at his August "cyber symposium"
Why Donald Trump exalts Kyle Rittenhouse: Nothing gets the base going like violence
Amanda Marcotte
Trump doesn't need violence to steal the 2024 election, but he champions it anyway — because his base loves it
It’s not just Joe Biden — being president has always been incredibly unpopular
Heather Digby Parton
The measure of a successful president has been how skillfully he rides the wave
“Total asymmetric warfare”: Georgia GOP redraws political map as Senate Democrats do nothing
Jessica Corbett
Republicans "rigging elections and shutting Dems out of power for next decade on simple majority party-line votes"
Beltway media’s moronic coverage of Build Back Better is cheating the nation
Bob Hennelly
Rep. Bill Pascrell says BBB could transform America more than FDR's New Deal — but the media just wants snark
U.S.-Russia confrontation over Ukraine threatens to become all-out war — but why?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Biden promised diplomacy. Why is the U.S. risking war with Russia over territorial disputes in eastern Ukraine?
Biden moves to replace Trump-picked USPS board members
Jake Johnson
"We need a Postal Service board of governors that is committed to replacing Mr. DeJoy"
The line between right-wing trolling and violence is collapsing
Amanda Marcotte
From "trigger the libs" to "pull the trigger on the libs": Right-wing trolling will inevitably lead to violence
Arizona and West Virginia would win big from BBB: Are Manchin and Sinema paying attention?
Igor Derysh
Do the two senators who control fate of BBB value “corporations and billionaires" over their own constituents?
Fox News host suggests that Kamala Harris got her job by being “a Black and a woman”
Brad Reed
"I feel like she's the influencer of vice presidents," Fox News host Todd Piro says
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