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Trump’s “sabotage” plan: Watchdog groups want to know who was “burrowed” into career jobs
Igor Derysh
Members of Trump’s Cabinet urged staffers to “be the resistance” against the incoming Biden administration
What Biden could learn from Bill Clinton’s unfinished work on environmental justice
Adam Mahoney
"The boogeyman when you’re fighting systemic racism is implementation"
Rachel Maddow calls out Joe Manchin’s “bad faith” opposition to Biden’s nominees
Kaity Assaf
Maddow called on Democratic Sen. Manchin to rethink his opposition to Biden OMB nominee Neera Tanden
Mike Pence rallies Republicans to vote against COVID relief bill backed by a majority of Americans
Jon Skolnik
GOP calls former Vice President Mike Pence back to the place where he was almost killed by an angry mob a month ago
Fox News’ COVID denialism now threatens U.S. vaccine rollout — but its roots are deeper
Heather Digby Parton
Beyond Fox News or Trump, the GOP has a bone-deep antipathy to any collective attempt to extend a helping hand
Rudy Giuliani evaded getting served with $1 billion defamation lawsuit for nearly a week: report
Brad Reed
"Giuliani at one point saw a process server approaching him, which caused him to rush to his car and slam the door"
Republicans are making a risky bet by opposing COVID relief. What are they thinking?
Cody Fenwick
Relief measures are popular with voters, even Republicans. Why aren't GOP lawmakers more afraid of backlash?
Bernie Sanders breaks with Democrats to vote against a Joe Biden Cabinet nominee
Jon Skolnik
Sen. Sanders was just one of seven senators to object to Tom Vilsack’s confirmation as Agriculture Secretary
“This is unacceptable”: Democrats enraged by Joe Manchin’s plan to cut $15 minimum wage hike to $11
Jake Johnson
Joe Manchin said he will push an amendment to slash the $15 federal minimum wage to $11 an hour.
Biden nominee Merrick Garland vows to make Capitol riot investigation DOJ’s highest priority
Jon Skolnik
Judge Merrick Garland gave a glimpse into how he’ll lead the Justice Department as the U.S. Attorney General
Progressives call out Joe Manchin for “double standard”: He backed “openly racist” Jeff Sessions
Igor Derysh
AOC questions Manchin's support for Sessions after he expresses "unease" about Interior nominee Deb Haaland
One phone call with Donald Trump destroyed this Republican lawyer’s career
Roger Sollenberger
Veteran GOP attorney Cleta Mitchell was forced to resign after taking part in Trump's infamous Georgia call
Republican Senator Mike Lee tried to set a trap for Merrick Garland — but he didn’t fall for it
Alex Henderson
Lee tried to paint Garland as hostile to gun owners during his confirmation hearing for U.S. Attorney General
MyPillow CEO and Trump fan Mike Lindell hit with $1.3 billion lawsuit over election fraud claims
Brad Reed
After releasing a bizarre TV special alleging election fraud, Mike Lindell is being sued by Dominion
How to ensure electric cars aren’t just for rich people
Maria Gallucci
Two roadblocks can keep drivers from switching to EVs: the lack of chargers and the cost of a new car
Student debt is causing a mental health crisis. Forgiving it would ease distress for millions
Nicole Karlis
“It's just kind of this constant anxiety, the constant weight of this extra expense," one debtor said
Trump reportedly plans to position himself as “presumptive” 2024 nominee in CPAC speech
Jon Skolnik
Supposedly disgraced ex-president intends to send the message that he still controls GOP — and its voters
500,000 dead Americans: One year of COVID exposes the rot of GOP ideology
Amanda Marcotte
Half a million dead and Texas in shambles — Democrats have a real chance to destroy "small government" arguments
Financial author William Cohan on how Trump can make billions — and save himself one more time
Chauncey DeVega
Wall Street expert says Trump can soak his cultists all over again — and no, GameStop didn't stick it to the man
The new “Greatest Generation” or the worst one? The 2020s will test younger Americans
Matthew Rozsa
Like the generation that led America in the 1940s, the generation of the 2020s will determine humanity's future
Is Joe Biden committing diplomatic suicide over the Iran nuclear deal?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
It's not too early for Biden's first major foreign policy blunder — endangering the world by placating Iran hawks
Lindsey Graham’s friends worry he’s become “craven” in pursuit of the pro-Trump GOP crown
Tom Boggioni
In the Washington Post, the S.C. Senator's friends express concern over how much the Trump presidency changed him
ABC host catches Steve Scalise shamelessly deflecting on Trump’s role in Capitol attack
David Edwards
"Very simple question. Please, just answer it," Jonathan Karl said to the Republican House Minority Whip on Sunday
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