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‘He broke the law’: Cuomo groping accuser speaks out for first time
Brett Wilkins
"What he did to me was a crime," said Brittany Commisso, Cuomo's executive assistant.
Congress is finally starting to do something about toxic PFAS chemicals
Jena Brooker
The move follows consumption advisories for the "forever chemicals" in several states
When to admit you’re wrong: JFK’s lessons for Joe Biden
Matthew Rozsa
John F. Kennedy took responsibility for the Bay of Pigs debacle — and it worked. Biden should study that history
“Masterclass in cronyism”: Louis DeJoy has ties to company just awarded $120M USPS contract
Jessica Corbett
"The amount of suspicion I had about him ... could fill the Grand Canyon"
In Richard Trumka, the U.S. labor movement loses one of its best leaders
Erik Loomis
Trumka never turned his back on blue-collar America
Republicans ramp up the racism to deflect blame for COVID surge
Amanda Marcotte
Everyone knows that it is unvaccinated Trumpers spreading delta, but Republicans want to blame immigrants instead
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene tells crowd to pull out guns on vaccine canvassers
Jon Skolnik
"They might not like the welcome they get”
Judge sanctions lawyers looking to overturn 2020 election with “copy and paste” lawsuit
Igor Derysh
Federal judge calls pair's dubious class-action filing as "the stuff of which violent insurrections are made"
Right-wingers try to sink infrastructure bill, claiming it’s loaded with secret “wokeness”
Jon Skolnik
Triggered by words like "equity" and "inclusion," some conservatives see a secret agenda in infrastructure package
Nina Turner defeated by Democratic establishment — her loss is the oligarchy’s gain
Norman Solomon
Mainstream Democrats defeated Turner by defaming her as a Biden-hater. But they haven't turned back the tide
Trump’s coup came so close to working — do the American people even care?
Chauncey DeVega
More evidence on Trump's late effort to pervert the DOJ — as Democrats push onward with "bipartisanship" and denial
Kicking Cuomo to the curb: Democrats evolve on the politics of #MeToo
Amanda Marcotte
Biden and other Democrats get it: Kicking Cuomo to the curb is not just the right thing to do, it's smart politics
The Republican strategy to sabotage Biden’s vaccine rollout is backfiring
Amanda Marcotte
New polling shows Americans know exactly who is to blame for the COVID-19 surge
Republicans are increasingly ready for violence: We look away at our peril
Chauncey DeVega
In the wake of Jan. 6, public opinion surveys suggest the threat is real — and the time for blithe denial is over
House Republicans try to get a handle on climate change
Terry H. Schwadron
They don’t have any ideas, but at least they’re not denying it altogether
Biden team calls for “out-organizing” voter suppression — activists say that’s insulting
Igor Derysh
Voting advocates say Biden’s shift is "a slap in the face" to the thousands of organizers who helped Democrats win
So, hey, it’s August — is Trump being “reinstated” as president or what?
Zachary Petrizzo
Even MyPillow guy Mike Lindell has backed away from his August prediction. But true believers are keeping the faith
“Worst station in history”: Mike Lindell reveals his war with Fox News is costing him $1M a week
David Edwards
"You turn on us when we needed you most. I got attacked on CNN for 18 minutes. Where were you Fox to report?"
As Delta wreaks havoc, Biden faces growing pressure to force big Pharma to share vaccine recipes
Jake Johnson
Public health campaigners are ramping up pressure to share vaccine manufacturing knowledge and help other countries
AOC is right: Biden’s infrastructure bill isn’t a win without an expansion of the eviction ban
Amanda Marcotte
What good are fresh new roads and bridges if they are surrounded by tent cities?
America’s embittered rural-urban divide breaks down when it comes to diseases of despair
Matthew Rozsa
Americans in different parts of the country align on what causes diseases of despair
Untwist your knickers, Trump fans: History says the 2020 election was nothing special
Matthew Rozsa
Except for the loser's massively wounded ego, in historical terms 2020 wasn't especially close or controversial
Millions face eviction as Congress’ last-minute effort to extend moratorium falls short
Brett Bachman
A recent Census survey found that 7.4 million Americans are currently behind on rent
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