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“Hatred, plain and simple”: “Groomer” trope linked to nearly 200 anti-LGBTQ+ attacks in 11 months
Areeba Shah
GLAAD and ADL found 356 anti-LGBTQ+ attacks over that span, with nearly half linked to extremist groups
Worse than Trumpism: Ron DeSantis flips conservative ideology to make it more dangerous
Heather Digby Parton
Florida's Republican governor weaponizes "freedom" to crack down on his perceived enemies
DeSantis anti-immigrant law sparks mass worker exodus in Florida
Kenny Stancil
"How can one man pass one law and destroy all these businesses in Florida?" asked a lifelong Republican
Bret Baier confronts Trump for bragging he freed Alice Johnson: “She’d be killed under your plan”
Gabriella Ferrigine
"No, no. No. Under my, oh, under that? Uhh, it would depend on the severity," a stumped Trump replied
Experts agree: Climate change is a weapon of mass destruction
Mark Schapiro
The intelligence community and the insurance industry have named global warming as a top threat
“This was his campaign plan”: Trump has flipped the stolen documents case into “a farce”
Chauncey DeVega
Experts reflect one week after Donald Trump's historic indictment
Unlikely crusade: Are Muslim immigrants joining the anti-LGBTQ right? Yes and no
Kathryn Joyce
Conservatives exult in a new culture-war coalition — but how long can right-wing Christians and Muslims coexist?
Doubly disadvantaged: Undocumented women earn less than everyone else
Jack Ross
A new study shows how the kinds of jobs undocumented women hold and the states they live in drive pay disparities
College Board won’t change AP courses to comply with DeSantis’ anti-education law
Julia Conley
"We learned from our mistakes in the recent rollout of AP African American Studies"
Republicans plan to capitalize on Trump’s criminality for decades
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP's alleged hostility to the "Deep State" is nothing more than a set-up to co-opt state power for themselves
Don’t let your guard down: MAGA is still plotting
Chauncey DeVega
Right-wing foot soldiers fall back as the generals in the GOP ramp up eliminationist rhetoric
My visit to Mars, in NYC: Is living on a smoke-bomb planet our future?
Tom Engelhardt
That poisonous orange haze in New York was the 9/11 moment for climate change — or at least it should have been
Make the American flag great again
Kirk Swearingen
The left should reclaim their share of the flag which has been monopolized by the right for far too long
Voting maps throughout the Deep South may be redrawn after surprise Supreme Court ruling
Marilyn W. Thompson
As many as five House seats could flip in 2024 after the Allen v. Milligan ruling
No, Trump’s classified document haul is nothing like Hillary Clinton’s emails
Heather Digby Parton
As much as I loathe the idea of re-litigating "but her emails," I'm sorry to say that it's now necessary
Republicans, take note: Walt Nauta’s tragic tale shows how loyalty to Trump ends in sorrow
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's valet is now learning the lesson of countless others before him: To serve Trump is to court personal ruin
For my transgender daughter, there are only 18 States of America
Carolyn Hays
My daughter's America has become apocalyptic — safe states scattered, broken up by vast stretches of hostility
Jack Smith’s indictment of Trump is devastating: A reckless criminal has finally met his match
Gregg Barak
Trump loyalists will circle the wagons, of course. But Smith's "speaking indictment" hit Mar-a-Lago like a tsunami
“I commit to pardon Trump”: “Reckless” Republicans desperately try to spin Mar-a-Lago indictment
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Rep. Jamie Raskin accused GOP of "trying to divide the country and undercut our legal system"
The legal dominoes finally start to fall against Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Trump has lost the shield of the presidency that kept him safe for four years and the rule of law is coming for him
The right’s woke wars begin to backfire
Gerald Nesmith
Being able to weaponize the word "woke" gives reactionaries the opportunity to grandstand on each and every issue
The party of pollution, disease and death: When Republicans tell you who they are, believe them
Mike Lofgren
In the name of imaginary freedom, Republicans are willing to let many people die. In fact, they're proud of it
Donald Trump has fallen, and he can’t get up: This may be the week the Demogorgon is caged
Brian Karem
Trump's crude bluster has gotten him through life, business and politics — so far. He's not ready for what's coming
Gavin Newsom says Ron DeSantis might be charged with “kidnapping” for transporting migrants
Chris Walker
California Department of Justice investigating whether dozens of migrants were tricked into flying to Sacramento
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