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Less than social media: How hashtags have hindered progressive movements — and fueled the right
Kathryn Joyce
Gal Beckerman explains how social movements like the Arab Spring were undermined by the very tool that enabled them
Trump feeds on Americans’ loss of political agency — a void created by the GOP itself
Thom Hartmann
The epicenter for this plague on Americans is the Republican Party. November may be our last chance to undo it
The troubling role of Clarence Thomas’ wife in Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election
Jon Skolnik
Ginni Thomas comes under close scrutiny as critics fear that she is compromising the politics of the Supreme Court
Trump, former secretary of state Mike Pompeo praise Putin while bashing Biden
Igor Derysh
"Here's a guy who's very savvy," Trump said of "genius" Vladmir Putin. "We could use that on our southern border"
Fox News throws cold water on MAGA’s new plan to indict Hillary Clinton
Sarah K Burris
"That's not going to happen"
Trumpers fold like cards — you just have to stand up to them
Amanda Marcotte
Justin Trudeau and Tish James proved that authoritarians are weenies who cave the second they face consequences
GOP Senate candidate Josh Mandel makes bizarre claim about slavery during debate
Jon Skolnik
"Do you know the only country on the whole planet where Africans were not brought as slaves?" Mandel asked
White men as victims: America’s most dangerous fantasy
Chauncey DeVega
The notion that white men are a persecuted minority isn't just ludicrous — it paves the way for racist violence
Bernie Madoff’s elderly sister and brother-in-law found dead in Florida
Hanh Nguyen
Authorities were alerted by a 911 call on Thursday in Boynton Beach
Why France really helped America’s Founding Fathers fight the Revolutionary War
Willard Sterne Randall
Benjamin Franklin knew how to exploit France's snuff craze to get the funds and weapons the Continental Army needed
Tom Cotton bashed for “asinine” comments blaming Biden for Putin’s actions
Tom Boggioni
An ex-GOP campaign consultant rants about how Cotton is twisting Trump bowing to Putin as "strength"
Outrage for Franklin Graham’s “Pray for President Putin” plea
Tom Boggioni
The Evangelical leader's odd request set off a wave of criticism
Christian nationalism is rooted in stupid tough-guy misogyny: What would Jesus say?
Nathaniel Manderson
I'm an evangelical minister: Christian nationalism is a bizarre, misogynist fantasy — and totally un-Christian
Trump is a “walking perjury case” says ex-GOP spokesperson
Tom Boggioni
Plus, why some outlets are backing away from him trying to blame Hillary Clinton
Privatize this! How we lost control of America’s public goods — and how we can get it back
Paul Rosenberg
From prisons to running water to parking meters, privatization has mostly been a disaster. Time to change course
This is what would happen to Earth if a nuclear war broke out between the West and Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Climate change is not the only man-made threat that could wipe out humanity; a nuclear war would also do that
Jeffrey Epstein’s associate, Jean-Luc Brunel, found hanged in Paris prison cell
Kelly McClure
The former modeling agent was detained in 2020 under suspicion of the rape and sex-trafficking of minors
Biden’s biggest enemy: Trump judges
Jon Skolnik
Trump-appointed judges are making party-line rulings to block President Biden's agenda
Confirmed: National Archives tells Congress Trump took classified documents from White House
Brad Reed
National Archives confirms Trump took classified national security docs to Mar-a-Lago
Vaccine refusal is child abuse
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP espouses "family values," but the anti-vaccine campaign is hurting kids and tearing families apart
Trump lawyer interrupts hearing on company’s finances to demand Hillary Clinton probe
Igor Derysh
Trump's lawyers have also claimed he's in a "protected class" and demand "immunity" from prosecution
Kevin McCarthy breaks political tradition, endorses Liz Cheney’s pro-Trump primary challenger
Jon Skolnik
House leaders of both parties have typically avoided endorsing primary challengers
Democrats aren’t toxic — the media is just downplaying Republicans’ rot
Heather Digby Parton
The centrists' scapegoating has already begun
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