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Is the U.S. Supreme Court now a Roman Catholic institution?
Terri Langston
Why has Republican rhetoric gotten so unhinged? It’s pure projection
Kirk Swearingen
South Carolina's governor recently vowed to fight Biden to "the gates of hell." Where is this even coming from?
“These are my people”: The 5 most shocking revelations from Woodward and Costa’s new Trump book
Meaghan Ellis
"These people love me. These are my people," Trump reportedly told Paul Ryan of the Charlottesville protesters
Trump’s kids kept their free limo access after he left office — and it cost taxpayers $1.7 million
John Wright
Trump awarded six months of extra Secret Service protection to his children, costing taxpayers millions
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp keeps mentioning failed AIDS vaccine mandates. But there is no AIDS vaccine
Brett Bachman
Kemp, a Republican, has repeatedly referenced an AIDS vaccine over the last year. Unfortunately, it doesn't exist
“Just pray for me please”: Laura Loomer suffers “brutal” symptoms after hoping she would “get COVID”
Igor Derysh
The conspiracy theorist claimed “bad fajitas” were worse than COVID. Now she “can’t begin to explain” how bad it is
Republican who voted to impeach Trump picks retirement over reelection
Rocio Fabbro
Rep. Anthony Gonzalez cites the “toxic dynamics” within the Republican Party for pushing him out of Congress
“How many terrorists are among them?”: House Republicans protest resettlement of Afghan refugees
Jon Skolnik
Afghan refugees are arriving to the U.S. in the tens of thousands, triggering a wave of right-wing xenophobia
Mike Lindell seems confused about the date, suggests the government tried to kill him
Zachary Petrizzo
Lindell contradicts his lawyers with "Dominion" promo code, says he's "No. 1" on government kill list
Occupy Wall Street set the tone: A decade later, how protests against inequality made the GOP worse
Amanda Marcotte
"We are the 99%!" exposed a reality Americans couldn't unsee, making Democrats better and Republicans somehow worse
Pro-Trump rally may be a dud — but that proves the power of the Big Lie
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump needn't worry, of course. His people are still with him — now more than ever
Rogue general vs. rogue president: GOP cultists willing to defend Trump destroying the world
Chauncey DeVega
We'll never know if Mark Milley saved the world — but we know Republicans were willing to sacrifice it for Trump
Newsmax host yells, cuts off feed during interview with veteran who criticized Trump
Zachary Petrizzo
"Don't come on this program and take the talking points of the left," he thundered
Pennsylvania GOP subpoenas personal information of every voter for 2020 election “fraudit”
Igor Derysh
Republicans want personal data on 7 million voters, claiming need to determine "whether or not they exist”
Joe Biden’s road show: A big win in California, but there’s trouble ahead
Brian Karem
Biden clearly understands the danger of the Trump insurrection. Whether he can defeat it is a different question
Robert E. Lee and the Trumpists: Why a Confederate “hero” is still important
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's remarks about the treasonous general were historically ignorant. To his followers, that's not a problem
Trump thinks “Justice for J6” rally organized by ex-staffer is a setup: report
Bob Brigham
"Anytime the attention is on Jan. 6 it's bad for Republicans," one GOP strategist said
Supreme Court approval rating drops to record low
Jon Skolnik
The court has faced a "swirl of partisan issues on their plate," including abortion, housing, and immigration
Yom Kippur is a reminder to Americans that humility is good for your health
Matthew Rozsa
Americans dislike admitting what they don't know. Experts say for their health, and society's, that should change
California recall ends in a resounding rejection of Trumpism — providing a roadmap for Democrats
Amanda Marcotte
Gavin Newsom's Trump-centric campaign wasn't cynical — voters understand Trump remains an active threat
No idle threat: After Trump, U.S. must reform nuclear procedures
Heather Digby Parton
It's a miracle that we have managed to survive the nuclear age so far with irrational leaders like Trump
Congressional Republicans privately admitted Trump was an “unstable person”: former GOP lawmaker
Brad Reed
"I can assure you that was said by lots of Republican members of Congress," former Rep. Barbara Comstock tells CNN
Graham thinks “damaged” Trump needs to fix “personality problems” if he wants to run again: report
John Wright
As recently as May, Graham told Fox News that the Republican Party "can't grow" without Trump
Trump predicts that “we’re not going to have a country left in three years” during Newsmax interview
Bob Brigham
"Our country has gone really downhill in the last eight months like nobody's ever seen," Trump tells Sean Spicer
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