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Donald Trump’s piggish, savage behavior hits new low
Brian Karem
From insults to death threats and princely thugs, the president is out of control
“Sick in the head”: Trump floats death penalty for Democratic lawmakers
Garrett Owen
The members of Congress called on the military to reject unlawful orders from Trump
How Trump’s MRI spurred the Epstein vote
Amanda Marcotte
Health rumors undermine the president’s hold on the GOP
Patel waived FBI’s polygraph security screening for Bongino
William Turton, Christopher Bing
As the FBI’s deputy director, Bongino receives some of the country’s most sensitive secrets
Why rural Maine may back Democrat Graham Platner’s populism − but not his party
Nicholas Jacobs
Platner speaks to grievances that are real, measurable and decades in the making
Donald Trump is relishing his pardon power — and using it
Heather Digby Parton
The president's rampant misuse of pardon power is yet another assault on democracy
Trump has exploited pardons and clemency to reward allies and supporters
Jeremy Kohler
Few of Trump’s pardons have gone to people who properly petitioned the Office of the Pardon Attorney
Donald Trump’s enemies list keeps growing
Heather Digby Parton
Retribution on behalf of the president is now the Justice Department's primary focus
Even establishment Democrats say Chuck Schumer must go
Jason Kyle Howard
Despite his "no" vote, the Senate deal to reopen the government bears Schumer’s fingerprints
Inside a Texas church’s training academy for Christians running for office
Marissa Greene, Cecilia Lenzen
"There is no separation between church and state," one graduate said
Trump issues pardons for Giuliani, others who attempted to interfere with 2020 election
Garrett Owen
Critics called it a "permission slip" to interfere with future elections
Tech billionaire Marc Andreessen bet big on Trump. It’s paying off for Silicon Valley
Jake Pearson
Trump administration’s gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been good for venture capitalists
Nancy Pelosi knew her power. Why don’t Democrats?
Jason Kyle Howard
Pelosi gave Hakeem Jeffries and Democrats a masterclass in using power. They weren’t listening
“Indict first, investigate later”: Judge criticizes Comey case, orders DOJ to hand over evidence
Blaise Malley
“We’re going to fix that and we’re going to fix that today,” a judge said about DOJ's handling of the case
Trump returns to “60 Minutes” and CBS News — because of Bari Weiss
Sophia Tesfaye
Will CBS News collapse under the weight of MAGA?
Red state workers could lose out on disability benefits as Trump admin rewrites eligibility rules
Eli Hager
Particularly in states that voted for Trump, millions may find it harder to qualify for disability benefits
“Biblical justice for all”: How North Carolina’s chief justice transformed his state
Doug Bock Clark
Paul Newby has turned his perch atop North Carolina’s Supreme Court into an instrument of political power
Panic in the Hamptons: The fight to stop Zohran Mamdani
Russell Payne
Behind closed doors, rich donors plotted to stop a movement reshaping NYC politics — and exposed their deeper fears
Trump administration proposal for online voter registration form raises concerns
Carrie Levine
The new federal tool would incorporate a citizenship check
Trump is still ranting about 2020 — but it’s really about 2026
Heather Digby Parton
Winning the midterms is essential for Trump's anti-democracy project — and pride
This is ground zero in the conservative quest for more patriotic and Christian public schools
Jennifer Smith Richards
Oklahoma experimented with patriotic curricula and private school choice long before Trump's agenda
“Rigged and stolen”: Trump calls for ban on mail-in, early voting ahead of midterms
Alex Galbraith
The president urged his party to put an end to mail-in ballots and early voting before the midterms
“Wimp”: Trump tried to bully Pence out of certifying election on Jan. 6
Alex Galbraith
A new book reveals details of a tense conversation between Trump and Pence shortly before a mob stormed the Capitol
Trump’s deportation raids ensnare Chicago’s everyday workers
Chauncey DeVega
The administration's theater of cruelty has everyday people asking "Am I next?"
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