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The dark paradox of Israel’s election — and ours
Andrew O'Hehir
After last week's big political surprise, Israel has an opportunity for historic change. So do we
Fox News loses its grip on the culture wars
Amanda Marcotte
Coded bigotry is harder to sell when MAGA gets unfiltered garbage online
Flávio Bolsonaro follows a well-worn right-wing path: Exile in Florida
Alex Galbraith
Defeated Brazilian politician joins a long line of authoritarians to seek refuge in the Sunshine State
The Trump Show is on the verge of cancellation
Heather Digby Parton
As polls predict GOP midterm losses, the president turns to dubious reinforcements to save his MAGA project
After Trump’s looming midterm loss, how ugly will it get?
Brian Karem
His crowds are shrinking and his influence is fading. He may try anything to cling to power
Ohio’s Jon Husted, object of Trump’s leering, is just an empty pair of pants
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's admiration of the senator's rear end can't distract from the GOP's hollow agenda
The GOP’s midterm plan: Make America hate Muslims again
Heather Digby Parton
As the midterms slip away, Republicans are relying on anti-Muslim bigotry to turn out their base
The ICE arrest of a pro-Trump evangelical has MAGA in an uproar
Sophia Tesfaye
Podcaster Samuel Sey was a vocal supporter of ICE. Then he was detained
Trump’s right. Bill Maher is a man without a party — or a point
Alex Galbraith
In his longest social media post ever, the president hit on a kernel of truth about the "Real Time" host
The Cheesecake Factory aesthetic won’t save MAGA
Amanda Marcotte
The president’s love of kitsch once charmed his base. Now it’s finally failing him
The first line of Donald Trump’s obituary
Allan J. Lichtman
The president's signature accomplishment is undermining faith in elections
Trump’s Iran war could escalate. Is anyone paying attention?
Heather Digby Parton
With U.S. and Israeli elections days away, the Iran war may be entering a more dangerous phase
MAGA influencers use Brazil’s election to sow doubt on midterms
Sophia Tesfaye
Right-wing media is crying foul over Lula’s win, floating conspiracy theories
Why are young people so angry? Why isn’t everyone?
Andrew O'Hehir
Youth protests in Europe and India signal a deepening crisis. For most people, democracy hasn't delivered
MAGA attacks on women voters are no joke
Amanda Marcotte
Even if they can't repeal the 19th Amendment, opponents of women's suffrage are gaining power in the GOP
DARVO is now in the dictionary. That’s a win for abuse survivors
Sarah Harsey, Ashley Judd, Jennifer Freyd
The term for deny, attack, reverse victim and offender gives survivors language for abuse
Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill is back to haunt the GOP’s midterms
Sophia Tesfaye
Viral medical horror stories could scramble Republican Sen. Roger Marshall's odds in the Kansas Senate race
Even Jesse Watters seems tired of pushing Fox News’ culture war
Alex Galbraith
With the GOP staring down brutal midterm math, the network's host is getting cranky
How Hegseth shattered the world Eisenhower made
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary broke the 34th president's globe — and provided an inadvertent metaphor
A tale of two election ads offering different visions for America
Jason Kyle Howard
Recent spots by Abdul El-Sayed and Vivek Ramaswamy show a choice between service and cruelty
Midterm panic turns Trump’s GOP into “Lord of the Flies”
Brian Karem
With a blue wave on the horizon, Republicans are turning on each other — and it’s getting ugly
Ramaswamy’s ad exposes MAGA’s obsession with parental estrangement
Amanda Marcotte
Many Republicans have kids who won't talk to them — and they blame their offspring
Trump’s willingness to sacrifice LA is familiar to Native Californians
Petala Ironcloud
The Tongva, the Indigenous people of the LA Basin, have lost land and water for centuries
Fox News’ midterm fear mongering grows increasingly desperate
Sophia Tesfaye
As early voting begins, the network lurches from French protests to fixating on Ilhan Omar
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