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Sarah Palin called out by Piers Morgan for “nonsense” voter fraud claim: “You sound totally bonkers”
Jon Skolnik
Morgan blasted the former Governor of Alaska as “totally bonkers” after she cited election “shenanigans”
Democrats drop the ball on Trump’s second impeachment before the trial even begins
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats are making a huge mistake if they don't call witnesses at Trump's second impeachment trial
Georgia investigating Trump call pressuring secretary of state to “find” votes, overturn election
Igor Derysh
Trump's call with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger may have violated three state laws, legal experts say
Sarah Palin “opened the door” for Donald Trump. Now, he’ll fade into the same obscurity
Sky Palma
When it comes to Trump's political and public future, he'll go the way of Palin
Expulsion is the only remedy: Insurrectionists in Congress must be rooted out
Alan D. Blotcky, Seth D. Norrholm
Republicans in Congress have doubled down on Trump's attempted coup. If we tolerate that, it will happen again
What’s an “impeachable” crime — and what isn’t? History offers some dark lessons
Norman Solomon
Trump could have been impeached days into his term — and Clinton and Nixon got away with their most serious crimes
The Four Seasons Total Landscaping debacle is finally getting the documentary treatment it deserves
Ashlie D. Stevens
The truth behind how that fateful press conference came to be lies somewhere between a crematorium and sex shop ...
Republicans defend Trump ahead of impeachment trial by blaming Nancy Pelosi for Capitol riot
Jon Skolnik
GOP shifts blame to Democrats for Capitol riot, call impeachment a “diversionary operation”
Mike Pence is starting a podcast … because of course he is
Ashlie D. Stevens
The move is a return to form for the former VP, who hosted the radio program "The Mike Pence Show" for a decade
Trump-appointed USPS head Louis DeJoy readies for another assault on Postal Service
Jake Johnson
As DeJoy readies new attack on Postal Service, pressure grows for Joe Biden to "clean house"
Republican Senators aren’t beholden to their base — they’ll acquit Trump because they agree with him
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans who claim they want to "move on" are lying, since the best way to do that is bar Trump from running
Lou Dobbs goes on a Twitter rampage after being booted from Fox Business
Molly Wilcox
Fox News abruptly canceled "Lou Dobbs Tonight" following the show's promotion of Trump’s false election fraud claim
Trump campaign funneled donor money to his debt-ridden businesses after election loss: report
Igor Derysh
Campaign also paid more than $6,000 to an Arizona state legislator amid his effort to overturn election results
Trump goes on trial — again: How his second Senate impeachment trial will differ from the first
Heather Digby Parton
In a courtroom with an unbiased jury, the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump would be a slam dunk
Former FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi: Capitol riot was “a form of terrorism”
Chauncey DeVega
Longtime FBI counter-terror expert on the bureau's post-Trump woes — and the unanswered questions after Jan. 6
Trickle down Trumpism: How Pennsylvania’s Republican Party radicalized against democracy
Matthew Rozsa
Pennsylvania's GOP has betrayed the best parts of the state's heritage by professing fealty to Trump
Anti-war Democrats applaud Biden for freeze on U.S. arms sales to Saudi Arabia
Brett Wilkins
"This is an important first step in ending our material support for war globally"
POW nation: When will America free itself from war?
William J. Astore
Why we’re all prisoners of war now
Lindsey Graham’s obstruction delays investigation into the Capitol riot
Tom Boggioni
The Senate Judiciary Committee outgoing chairman's refusal to schedule Merrick Garland's hearing is a huge setback
The Capitol raid, the Trump inauguration and COINTELPRO: Protest and “terrorism”
David Masciotra
America has forgotten the crackdown on civil liberties around Trump's inauguration. Forgetting is what we do best
Odds of conviction are poor — but Democrats must stay strong on impeachment
Bill Blum
It won't just be Donald Trump on trial, but the racist and fascist insurgency he has unleashed
Trump fell for “constitutional jiu-jitsu” by refusing to testify in impeachment trial claims analyst
Tom Boggioni
The former president's absence could hurt him in this case explains MSNBC's Danny Cevallos
Lancet editor says inequality and COVID-19 have converged to create a “syndemic”
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Richard Horton, editor of The Lancet, says we face a crisis that is biological as well as social
“A moment of moral and political nihilism”: Theologian Adam Kotsko on our current crisis
Paul Rosenberg
Leftist theologian Adam Kotsko on the Trump coup, the collapse of neoliberalism and the apocalypse overdose
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