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Trump vows to “get rid” of mail-in votes after Putin meeting
Garrett Owen
The U.S. Constitution says Trump can do little to end mail-in voting, but he's claiming he'll try
Why MAGA calls Trump “Daddy”
Amanda Marcotte
Yes, it's a weird sex thing. But it also reveals secret insecurities
Trump is spitting on the grave of Martin Luther King Jr.
Clarence Lusane
The president and MAGA are misusing King's name — and taking a wrecking ball to civil rights protections
“It’s a complicated time to be a white Southerner” − and their views on race reflect that
James M. Thomas
Scholars interviewed white Southerners to get past the stereotypes people hold of them
Black mayors challenge Trump’s lawless narrative
CK Smith
Mayors in Chicago, LA and Baltimore stress data-driven programs over political rhetoric
“South Park” and the high price of free speech
Melanie McFarland
With our First Amendment rights under attack, those in the best position to defend them also happen to be rich
Witkoff won’t rule out US “boots on the ground” in Ukraine
Alex Galbraith
The envoy didn't say "no" to the idea of direct American military involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war
Maher roasts ICE recruitment campaign: “Take America back from the people we stole it from”
Alex Galbraith
The "Real Time" lampooned the agency with a series of fake posters
Trump baked in Alaska: He grovels — worse yet, it’s bad TV
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump gave Putin everything and got nothing back — but that's not why the media felt so betrayed
Trump’s DC occupation scratches an old itch
Sabrina Haake
He's running the Central Park Five playbook on a massive scale
Florida desensitized my family to cruel and unusual punishment
Tanya Rey
It's not just at Alligator Alcatraz. Horrific conditions exist throughout the Sunshine State's prisons
No deal in Alaska: Trump, Putin talk peace, with no resolution
CK Smith
Trump-Putin Alaska talks conclude with no resolution, Zelenskyy to meet Trump next week
California’s top Democrats aren’t convinced a progressive can win
Russell Payne
Democrats think they can flip California's 22nd District and take back the House, but they can't agree on how
Trump’s assault on global health is cruel — and it’s making America look weak
William deBuys
Demolishing USAID is a humanitarian disaster — and will damage America's reputation forever
Texas Democrats signal likely end of gerrymander battle
Russell Payne
"We are about to suffer the blunt force of Governor Abbott's weakness,” state lawmaker says
DC sues over Pam Bondi’s “hostile takeover” of the police
Blaise Malley
The district's attorney general called the attempt to remove the police chief “an affront to the dignity”
Trump’s “American Hell” is everywhere
Brian Karem
His declining reality show mentality is destroying the fabric of our nation — and the press is complicit
Why Candace Owens won’t stop her “transvestigations”
Amanda Marcotte
The Brigitte Macron conspiracy theory helps MAGA cope with their own contradictory gender ideology
Texas could lose political clout under Trump’s call for a new census
Owen Dahlkamp
Trump's plan to exclude undocumented immigrants could have unforeseen consequences in border states
Tom Cruise turned down Trump’s Kennedy Center honor
Alex Galbraith
The "Mission Impossible" star cited scheduling conflicts
“Liberation Day”: Newsom calls for special election to make good on redistricting threat
Garrett Owen
The move comes amid a gerrymandering push by Donald Trump
“F**k that”: Hunter Biden responds to Melania Trump’s demand for an apology over Epstein story
Alex Galbraith
Facing a $1B defamation suit, Biden refused to walk back statements about Melania Trump and Jeffrey Epstein
Baltimore mayor suggests Trump’s targeting “Black-led cities” for obviously racist reasons
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"We cannot overstate the racial undertones here,” Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said Thursday
Man charged with felony for tossing sandwich at “fascists”
Garrett Owen
The incident occurred after President Donald Trump deployed federal agents in a show of force in Washington, DC
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